Answer: (m-1)(m-8)
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One gallon of gasoline (6.3 lbs.) produces about 20 lbs. of carbon dioxide. This may seem weird and untrue, however, most of that weight comes from the oxygen in the air. Following the math on this means that we multiply 17.2 gallons of gas by 20 lbs. of co2 per gallon of gas burned.
This gives us the answer of 344 lbs. of carbon dioxide burned per tank of gas. (From a 2013 Honda Accord)
Answer:
3° and 87°
Step-by-step explanation:
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<em> </em><em>=</em><em>></em><em> </em> we know that measure of complementary angle is 90°
=>. one angle is. = x
=> other angle is .= (19x + 30)
=> so, x + 19x + 30° = 90°
=> 20x + 30° = 90°
=> 20x = 60°
=> x = 60/20
=> x = 3°
hence one angle is 3° and other is 87°
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Hi,

There are no other simple steps to reduce the square root of one hundred and sixty-three.
The actual square root value is ≈12.767145334803704
But we have taken only significant figures and it is as 12.76.
Hope it helps! :)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A recipe uses 214 cups of flour for a batch of cookies. Henry makes 10 batches of cookies for a bake sale.
A model shows a total of c cups divided into 10 sections, each labeled 2 and 1 fourth.
Part A
Which equation models the total number of cups of flour, c, Henry needs?
c+214=10
214×c=10
10+c=214
214×10=c
Part B
How many cups of flour does Henry need?
2014cups
2212cups
2434cups
2512cups
Part C
Estimate how much flour Henry would need to make 15 batches of cookies. Explain.
I would round 214 to 2, so Henry would need about 30 cups of flour.
I would round 214 to 3, so Henry would need about 45 cups of flour.
I would round 214 to 1, so Henry would need about 15 cups of flour.
I would round 214 to 234, so Henry would need about 30 cups of flour.