Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
the side length is equal to sqrt(33)
sqrt(33) = 5.74, closest to 5 3/4
The desired answer is probably that
2x + 1 = 67
is the equation that can be used to solve the problem. In this case, x represents the smallest integer.
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I like to work problems in consecutive integers by considering their average. Here, it is 67/2 = 33.5. The two consecutive integers whose average is 33.5 are 33 and 34, the solution to the problem. For this, the first equation applies, where x is the value halfway between the two integers. (This answer (2x=67) would likely get marked wrong by your computer grading system.)
6,2,8,4,and 0 are the only possible value of the ones digit, because
6*1=6, last digit is 6
6*2=12, last digit is 2
6*3=18, last digit is 8
6*4=24, last digit is 4
6*5=30, last digit is 0
6*6=36, last digit is 6
and the whole cycle goes over again.
It does not matter how many times the coin is being tossed, the theoretical probability of heads still remains as 50% for a single given toss.
Answer:
g(x) = |x-5|
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x) = |x|
y = f(x + C) C < 0 moves it right
g(x) = |x-5| moves it to the right 5 units
