If you are talking about any number then.....
imagine a mountain, any number less than 5 is only the left and any number greater than 5 is on the right
Here, for example, let's try 13
look at 13 on the pyramid .... since it's not a the top of the mountain so it falls back down to 10... it rounds down to 10
Now let's try 18 ...hmmm.... 18 is not at the top either so it falls as well. It falls down to 20 it rounds up to 20
how about 15 u might be asking...it is at the top...15 is a little different ...make sure no one is looking and push it off the right side and falls to 20. Also rounding up to 20
5
4 6
3 7
2 8
1 9
0 10
192.9 could be one answer.
Yes, they are. They cannot happen both. Every time that you roll a cube you can get only one number, then if you roll a 4 you cannot roll a 3 at the same tiem, and if you roll a 3 you cannot roll a 4 at the same time.
Mutually exclusive events cannot happen at the same time.
Answer:
Option A. 
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The combined area of the 3 windowpanes and frame is equal to
using a graphing tool to solve the quadratic equation
The solution is
see the attached figure
36 or 6 * 6 because to find out how many possible contingency's you multiply the factors.
