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Step-by-step explanation:
x+13÷2×2=4×2
x+13=8
x+13-13=8-13
x=8-13
x=-5
So assuming that 25cm is 25 square cm because you cannot have a 2 dimentional cake so
600mm by 500mm
to find the area, multiply legnth by width
mm=milimeters
cm=centimeters
this is in mm so
1cm=10mm
1mm=1/10cm
to convert from mm to cm, you divide by 10
we must divide by 10 first
legnth =600mm
600/10=60cm
legnth=60cm
width=500mm
500/10=50cm
width=50cm
area=60 times 50=3000 square cm or cm^2
so 3000 is the area
25 is the area of each cake
divide 3000 into 25 and find how many cakes will fit
3000/25=120
120 cakes will fit
What is the intersection of the three sets: A = {0, 2, 3, 6, 8}, B = {2, 3, 6, 8, 9}, and C = {1, 2, 4, 8, 9}? A. {2, 8, 9} B. {
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Answer:
{2,8}
Step-by-step explanation:
This is the same thing as asking what element (in this case what number) is in all 3 sets.
0 isn't in all 3 sets because it isn't in B.
2 is in all 3 sets
3 isn't because it isn't in C
4 isn't in A.
6 isn't in C.
8 is in all 3 sets.
9 isn't in A
So the elements that are in the 3 sets are {2,8}.
