B)
here,
A to B = 62
C To B = 11
A to C = ?
now,
so, 62 - 11 = 51
therefore a to C Is 51 cm
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A)
Here,
A to B = 13
A to C = 26
total = ?
now,
A to B + A to C
13 + 26 = 39
Therefore,
total number is 39
<span>f(k) = k2 + 2k + 1 = (k+1)^2
The range is what the function gives to you f(k)=25=5^2 or (-5)^2
f(k)=64=8^2 or (-8)^2
You need to find the k values for these boundary values to find the domain.
Good luck :)</span>
No, Alex is wrong. The correct expanded form would be 100+60+5+.03+.008
Hey there,
Your correct answer to

×

as a decimal would be 0.53
Your correct answer would be

Hope this helps
~Jurgen
Given
12 black socks
16 white socks
Without looking, Mario takes one sock out of the drawer and then takes out another without replacing the first sock
Which expression shows one way to find the probability that he will take out two white socks?
Procedure
for the first white socks

for the second white socks