Answer:
1. More magnets are longer than 2 1/2
2. 10 magnets measure in whole numbers and 5 magnets between 2 whole numbers
3. Because the shortest magnet is 1 inch and the longest magnet is 4 inches.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. There are 7 magnets that are longer than 7 1/2 and only 6 magnets that are shorter than 2 1/2. (The 2 magnets that are exactly 2 1/2 are neither longer nor shorter therefore they do not apply to the question.)
Answer:
The farthest point is the Challenger Deep
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Solving (a): The sea level
Both elevations had signs in front of them.
The sea level is the point at the neutral level, neither positive nor negative.
Hence:
Solving (b): Farthest Point.
The farthest point is the one with the highest magnitude.
Comparing
to
-35,797 ft has the highest magnitude.
Hence:
<em>The farthest point is the Challenger Deep</em>
Answer: - (2 + 3) = -5
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
When combining numbers that have the same sign, you add them and then include the sign.
For example:
-2 - 3 = -(2 + 3) = -5
-6 - 5 = -(6 + 5) = -11
-7 - 8 = -(7 + 8) = -15
Answer:
<u><em>x=9</em></u>.
<em><u>perimeter=68</u></em>
<em><u>area=168</u></em>
Step-by-step explanation:
First find the side that has a exact number which would be the bottom 28cm then look at the opposite side (2x+10) in order to find x subtract 10 from 28 which gives you 18, now 2x means x multiplied by 2 so what multiplied by 2 = 18? 9 meaning <u><em>x=9</em></u>. Now you are going to want to plug 9 in to your short side (x-3) once you plug it in it should look like this 9-3 and 9-3=6 meaning the short side is 6cm. In order for you to find the perimeter you have to add the sides together so 28+28+6+6 wich <u><em>=68</em></u> and in order for you to find the area you have to multiply the length and the width so 28x6 which is <em><u>168</u></em>.
hope that helped :)
Part A: After 9 days the radius of algae was approximately 12.81 mm. The reasonable domain to point is (0,9).
Part B: The 9 on the y-intercept represents the amount of algae the experiment started with.
Part C: (12.81-10.12)/7=0.38
