Answer: 7
Step-by-step explanation:
-if y is the width and the length of area k (see diagram), the difference between n and y is of 2 square sides, one at each side of y.
-therefore, assuming that n is a whole number and that there aren’t half squares, y must be a whole number too because, as previously said, n-y = 2 so y= n -2
-the only perfect square amongst the values for k you listed is 25, so taking n and y as whole numbers the only possible value for k is 25
-therefore y is 5 and n is 7 because n-y = 2 so y + 2 = n
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Doing what the directions say is generally a good idea.
Adding a number moves to the right; subtracting a number moves to the left. Subtracting a negative number is the same as adding its opposite.
The arrowhead end of the line in the figure is the end result. Two of them end up to the right of -8, that is, greater than -8.
Answer:
A. 1.8 × Kg
B i. 3.0 × seconds
ii. 9.6 × years
C. After 9.2 × (9.2 billion) years
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the mass of the Sun = 2× Kg.
Mass of hydrogen when Sun was formed = 76% of 2× Kg
= ×2×
Kg
= 1.52 × Kg
Mass of hydrogen available for fusion = 12% of 1.52 × Kg
= × 1.52 ×
Kg
= 1.824 × Kg
A. Total mass of hydrogen available for fusion over the lifetime of the sun is 1.8 × Kg.
B. Given that the Sun fuses 6 × Kg of hydrogen each second.
i. The Sun's initial hydrogen would last;
= 3.04 × seconds
The Sun's hydrogen would last 3.0 × seconds
ii. Since there are 31536000 seconds in a year, then;
The Sun's initial hydrogen would last;
= 9.640 × years
The Sun's hydrogen would last 9.6 × years.
C. Given that our solar system is now about 4.6 × years, then;
= 2.09
So that; 2 × 4.6 × = 9.2 ×
years
Therefore, we need to worry about the Sun running out of hydrogen for fusion after 9.2 × years.