No it doesn't because no matter what number you choose as the base you will still be adding the same numbers.
Every positive real number has TWO<span>square roots; One is positive and one is negative. They are opposites of each other. </span>
10 is a square root of 100 because (10)(10) = 100, and ̶ 10 is also a square root of 100 because ( ̶ 10)( ̶ 10) = 100.
In general, “a” is a square root of “b” if a² = b, where “a” is a real number and b ≥ 0.
In conclusion:
<span> √(100) = </span>10<span> (the </span>positive<span> square root of 100) </span>and<span> </span>
<span> ̶ √(100) = ̶ (10) = </span>̶ 10<span> (the </span>negative<span> square root of 100)</span>
Answer:
28 percent
Step-by-step explanation:
To find what percentage of a number another number is, you can basically just divide it, 21/75 then you can multiply it by 100, so 21/75=0.28, and then 0.28*100=28, 21 is 28 percent of 75
Answer:
2760
Step-by-step explanation:
I really don't know I just did 32x120
Answer:
The 100,000,000
Step-by-step explanation:
