A = 256 ;
ar = 192 ;
r = 192 / 256 = 0.75 ;
ar^2 = 144;
r^2 = 144 / 256 = 0.5625 ;
r =

;
where r<span> ≠ 0 is the common ratio and </span>a<span> is a scale factor ;</span>
This is the diagram
Answer:
b=9
Step-by-step explanation:
This photo is the diagram now for the solution
using the Pythagoras theorem
we know that
C²=a²+b²
now we are looking for the third side we are given the value of A which is 6 and C which is 3√13 then that suppose that we are looking for b
we then make b the subject of the formula
C²=A²+B²
B²=C²-A²
B=√C²-√A²
then we substitute for the values
B=√(3√13)²-√6²
B=√117-√36
B=√81
B=9
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Answer:
yes.
Step-by-step explanation:
yes Dexter is correct cause the last digits (from the decimal) both are 0 which wont make a difference in the first 2 digits so it is correct.
if we divide 5,400 by 100, we'll get 54 which is same as 54.00
(just cut the 2 zeros from both numbers)
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Answer:
a. Carter is correct. (See explanation).
b. The quotient is
(The quotient of
divided by
and the quotient of is
divided by
are equal).
Step-by-step explanation:
a. Carter is correct.
The dividend
and the divisor
have two zeros in common, so we can eliminate those zeros. Then:

We know that the quotient obtained by dividing
and
is
:

Since
has two more zeros than
, we must place two zeros in the quotient. Then:

b. The dividend
and the divisor
have three zeros in common, so we can eliminate those zeros. Then:
Notice that this is the same as the exercise "a". So the quotient will be the same.
Let's check. We know that:

Since
has two more zeros than
, we must place two zeros in the quotient. This is:

<span>To check the quotient of a division problem, I would multiply the quotient by the divisor and add the remainder. If the quotient is correct, the result will be the dividend.
example is below
</span><span><span><span><span>x2</span>−x−6/</span><span>x−3</span></span>=<span><span>(x−3)(x+2)/</span><span>x−3</span></span>=x+2</span>