Answer:
x minus z equals two times y
Step-by-step explanation:
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Line 4. 12 would be divided by 6, not multiplied.
Answer:
There are two ways you can write it. You can write it how you would casually say it:
Fifty and two (or Fifty point Two)
But mathematically, you would say it as:
Fifty and Two-tenths.
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9.01 * 10^3 in scientific notation is 9.01 * 10^3.
I got this answer by moving the decimal so there is a non-zero digit to the left of the decimal point. The number of decimal places you move will be the exponent of the 10. If the decimal is binge move to the right, the exponent will be negative, but if the decimal is being moved to the left the exponent will be positive.
I hope this helps! :>
Here, ∠WVX = ∠WZY
& ∠W = ∠W [ Reflexive Property ]
Triangles have the constant sum, so they would be: equal.
WVX + WXV + W = W + WZY + WYZ
WXY = WYZ [ ∠WVX = ∠WZY ]
Now, As all the angles are equal, we conclude:
ΔXVW ≈ ΔYZW [ By ASA Postulate ]
Hope this helps!
