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Answer:- ( 10 </u>
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20</u>
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10)</u></h3>
Explanation:-
As per question, we can solve by splitting 40 into :-
Proof:
● As its told that the second number must be twice the first number , which means 20 should be the double of 10 (Proved)
● Next it is told that the third number must be the same as first number, which means that 10 must be equal to 10, which is true.
So, the answer is <u>(10 20 10)</u>
Hello Almighty11,
Picture a grape and almost all of it, thats how much 4/6 of a grape would be.
3/6 of a watermelon is half of a whole watermelon, so it would definitely be the 3/6 watermelon.
~Naterator
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Answer:
Max. height following bounce # n is 12(¾)n because each prior height is multiplied by three fourths.
Step-by-step explanation: it jus is
Answer:
y = 50
Step-by-step explanation:
Firstly, let's make an equation. We know that when y is 15, x is 3. Or, in other words, y is 5 times what x is. Therefore we can use the equation, y = 5x.
Now, just plug x into the equation.
y = 5(10)
y = 50
No they cannot be simplified together from what I know
