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The first fraction is under 1 whole while the second fraction is over 1 whole.
40/48 and 1 14/42 is what this is equal to.
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Answer:
6 times
Step-by-step explanation:
you divide 3.00 by 0.50
Sorry for the wrong answer, this is the correct answer for it:
So, f(x)=2x-6 and g(x)=5x+1. First, I will do the f(g(x)), which is f(g(x))=2(5x+1)-6 => f(g(x))=10x+2-6 => f(g(x))=10x-4. And g(f(x))=5(2x-6)+1 => g(f(x))=10x-30+1 => g(f(x))=10x-29. Both of them have the same slope, but f(g(x)) have a greater y-intercept, which make it greater than g(f(x)). For instance, let x=1, so f(g(x))=10x-4 => f(g(x))=10(1)-4 => f(g(x))=10-4 => f(g(x))=6, and g(f(x))=10x-29 => g(f(x))=10(1)-29 => g(f(x))=10-29 => g(f(x))=-19, and 6 is greater than -19, so f(g(x)) is greater than g(f(x)). Hope this help and fix my mistake.
Another easy way to remember the area of a square is s*s, or side times side.
if one side is 6 centimeters, then the other 3 are also 6 because it's a square.
so you can either do 6*6 = 36
or 6^2 = 36
Remember that when two angles are vertical angles, their angle measurements are the same, as the angles are congruent.
Note the Vertical Angle Theorem. Angles vertically opposite (directly opposite) when two lines intersect are congruent with each other.
Now note that <em>supplementary</em> means 180°
Set the equation. Let the angles = x
2x = 180
Isolate the x. Note the equal sign. What you do to one side, you do to the other. Divide 2 from both sides
(2x)/2 = (180)/2
x = 180/2
x = 90
90° is the measurement of each angle.
<em>~Rise Above the Ordinary</em>
