Answer with Step-by-step explanation:
We are given a variable b
We have to state the additive property of zero using the variable b.
Additive property of zero: It states that when any number b is added to zero then we get sum is equal to number itself.
Mathematical representation:

Suppose, a number b=9
Then, 9+0=9
0+9=9
This property is called additive property of zero because when 9 is added to 0 then we get sum equals to 9.
A. 6c
B. -5c
C. -0.7c
D. 2c
Just a few you could use.
6n=$8.34, 8.34/6= 1.39 N=1.39
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Pythagorean theorem,
hypotenuse²= base² + altitude²
base² = hypotenuse² - altitude²
x² = 14² - 9²
= 196 - 81
= 115
x = √115
x = 10.72