Alright, so it would be helpful to think about this question in terms of units. You're given a distance (meters) and speed (meters per second). You're asked for time (which is in seconds).
If you do
, your answer will be in seconds. So divide your distance (2.28 x 10^11 meters) by your speed (3.00 x 10^8 meters/second), and you should get your time!
(ab+3)(ab−3)
=(ab+3)(ab+−3)
=(ab)(ab)+(ab)(−3)+(3)(ab)+(3)(−3)
=a^2b^2−3ab+3ab−9
=a^2b^2−9
Answer:
a+b = 12
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 36 possible outcomes for rolling two dice. Let A be the number rolled by Abed and D be the number rolled by Dawn. The sample space, in the format [A,D], of all of the possibilities in which Dawn's number is larger is:
[5,6]
[4,5] [4,6]
[3.4] [3,5] [3.6]
[2,3] [2.4] [2,5] [2.6]
[1,2] [1,3] [1.4] [1,5] [1.6]
There are 15 ways out of 36 possible ways of Dawn getting the higher number. In the simplest form:
