If a fraction has 10 as its denominator, then we can write its decimal expansion by putting the decimal point after one number from the left.
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If a fraction has 100 as its denominator, then we can write its decimal expansion by putting the decimal point after two numbers from the left.
Example:
The most efficient way of finding the answer to this question is first reducing 10-24-26 and comparing it with the first 5 combinations for right-angled triangles:
First, reduce 10-24-26 by dividing it by the GCF (greatest common factor).
10-24-26 divided by its GCF, 2, is: 5-12-13
Now comparing it with the first 5 combinations for right-angled triangles:
1) 3-4-5
2) 5-12-13
3) 7-24-25
4) 8-15-17
5) 20-21-29
As you can see, number 2 is the same as our reduced example. Therefore, we know that 10-24-26 is a right triangle.
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<span>apply the Distributive Property and combine like terms in the expression
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x + 3y − y + 3x + 2(2 + 4 + y)
= 4x + 2y+ 12 + 2y
= 4x + 4y + 12
answer
</span>B: 4x+4y+12
First, add up the number of strawberries in each cartons to determine the total number of strawberries.
N = 19 + 26
N = 45
To determine the number of bags that will hold 6 strawberries, divide 45 by 6.
n = 45 strawberries / (6 strawberries/bag)
n = 7.5
Then, there are 7 bags with 6 strawberries each.