Answer:
- 1 cm to 40 m
- 1/40 cm to 1 m
Step-by-step explanation:
The problem statement isn't clear as to which unit is 1 in your unit rate. If it is 1 cm, you can find the unit rate by multiplying the reationship by 4:
... 4 × (1/4 cm to 10 m) = 1 cm to 40 m
If it is 1 m, you can find the unit rate by multiplying the relationship by 1/10:
... 1/10 × (1/4 cm to 10 m) = 1/40 cm to 1 m
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<em>Additional comment on the problem</em>
Ordinarily, drawing scales are expressed as a fraction. Here, that would be ...
(1/4×1/100 m)/(10 m) = 1/4000 . . . or . . . 1 : 4000
what shape is this? and yes i can change the answer so its not this hellooooooooooooooo whats the shape?
bro whats the shape
I CANNOT ANSWER THE QUESTION WITHOUT KNOWING THE SHAPE
I dont know if you wanted the steps but:
x^2-4x-6=0
plug it into the equation:
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x^2-4/3x+1/3 x=1 , x= 1/3
2x^2-3x+1=0 x=1 , x=1/2
6x^2+12x=-5
add the 5 to both sides
6x²+12x+5=0 plug the problem into the equation
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Answer:
#1: If two sides.....
#2: congruent by the SSS congruence postulate
Thank you,
MrB
