If the diameter of circle M is 10 millimeters, what is the length of the radius of circle M ?
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Answer:
Value of x=4 and y=-13/3
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to solve the systems of equations
Solving using substitution method:
Let:
Find value of x from eq(1) and put in eq(2)
Put value of x in eq(2)
Now, finding value of x by putting value of y in eq(1)
So, Value of x=4 and y=-13/3
To find out the answer of the two multiplied products with the help of partial products we separate into unit based numbers so as to, for easier calculation and simplification with units of zeroes. So, in this case we are given the product of 4 times of 652.
Here we need to expand this product of higher number to zeroes and take aside the added numbers to come back to the original multiple of a product. That is:
We just separated and expanded the product to be multiplied by removing other units following it. Same goes for other units at Hundredth, tenth and unitary position.
Therefore,
For tenth term.
The terms after splitting and expanding the product before multiplication is:
Multiply the product elements in individual manner and add the elements forged by individual multiplication to get the required solution.
Hope it helps.
Here we need to expand this product of higher number to zeroes and take aside the added numbers to come back to the original multiple of a product. That is:
We just separated and expanded the product to be multiplied by removing other units following it. Same goes for other units at Hundredth, tenth and unitary position.
Therefore,
For tenth term.
The terms after splitting and expanding the product before multiplication is:
Multiply the product elements in individual manner and add the elements forged by individual multiplication to get the required solution.
Hope it helps.