Answer:
<h2>250
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Step-by-step explanation:
Area of the shape of the table = Length * Breadth (Rectangular in nature)
Area of the study table = 2m * 1.25m
Converting the units to cm
Since 100cm is equivalent to 1m, hence;
Area of the study table = 200cm * 125cm
Area of the study table = 25000cm²
If the study table is decorated with square design of size 10cm x 10cm, then the area of one square of such design will be 100 cm².
The number of square designs = Area of the study table/area of one square design
= 25000/100
= 250
Hence the number of such design on the study table is 250
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
The fourth graph makes sense, and follows Deepak's equation. To check if a graph follows an equation, all you have to do is substitute the values of x and y into the equation and see if they follow the equation.
Answer: 32
Step-by-step explanation: ok so here is what i do for those I grab a caculator (desmos online caculator i like to use but not required) then ill do (1/2×x)+4 but then once i write that i go back to the x delete the x and keep putting random numbers in higher and higher by one till the i get the answer (example: for this one i wrote that than i removed the x in it and did 1/2×5+4 then when that did not equal 20 i turned the 5 into a 6 then 6 was wrong so 7, then 8, then i just skipped to 20 then 20 was still wrong so skipped to 30, 30 was also wrong but CLOSE so then i tried 31 then 32 till the answer was 20 and when i did 32 it did say 20) hopes this helps
Aby ended up at the school. Nice hands btw xD
Answer:
option 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Under a reflection in the y- axis
a point (x, y ) → (- x, y ) , then
(- 4, - 1 ) → (4, - 1 )
(2, 6 ) → (- 2, 6 )
