Saying "a number" is the same as saying "x"
"Three more than a number" is the same as "three more than x"
If you have three more of something (say, marbles) than someone else, then you have their number of marbles plus three more.
Then, "Three more than x" is the same as "three plus x", or "3 + x"
Hope this helps! :)
Use Hooke's law... (just kidding)
Break down each force vector into horizontal and vertical components.
The resultant force is the sum of these vectors,
and has magnitude
The closest answer is D.
It’s A because the hundreds place is 5 the tens is 8 which is one less then 9 and the ones is 9 which is more then 8
Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
Order of magnitude can mean different things in different contexts. In math, when we talk about order of magnitude, we generally mean the base-10 logarithm.
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<h3>population order of magnitude</h3>
The population of the US is estimated at about 3.32×10^8 on 1 Jan 2022. The base-10 log of this number is about 8.52.
The order of magnitude of the US population is about 8.5, not 4.
