Answer:
This is kind of late, but I hope I could help maybe for a later assignment or assesment.
The estimates of y have become increasingly more precise, with some of the earlier ones having a margin of error of more than 0.8
None of the estimates support newton's theory that y=0
Most of the estimate support Einstein, or at least have a margin of error that accounts for einstien.
Answer:
see explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
2BD = 7BT , then
2(d - b ) = 7(t - b) ← distribute both sides
2d - 2b = 7t - 7b ( add 7b to both sides )
2d + 5b = 7t, thus
2
+ 5
= 7t
+
= 7t
= 7t , thus
t = 
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Hence T = (3, 5 )
12^2 +b^2 = 20^2 because of the Pythagorean theorem
144 + b^2 =400
B^2 =256
B=16
Answer:
-4
Step-by-step explanation:
1: 18 = 5.25/x
18(5.25)=1x
94.5=1x
94.5/1=1x/1
94.5= 7ft 10 1/2 in
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