Answer: 22 to 55 to 44
Step-by-step explanation: Start with the factors you know. It can't be two because 2 doesn't go into 275 evenly. It can't be three because all of them evenly don't go into three. It can't be four because 110 and 275 don't go into it evenly. But five works. 110/ 5 is 22, 275/ 5 is 55, and 220/ 5 is 44.
Answer:
1) x and y --> Variable(s)
2) 1/6 --> Constant(s)
3) 12.1, 4.7, and 6 --> Coefficient(s)
4) 12.1x and 6x --> Like Terms
5) 12.1x, 4.7y, and 1/6 --> Terms
1. the combinations are 5 and 3 twice and 3 and 4 twice
5+3+5+3+3+4+3+4= 30 L
2. Trya can ride 12 , 18, 24,30 kilometres are the possible distance
3. lexi can put 4 ribbons and 2 photos on her bulletin that is 40 cm meters.
ribbons 4×4=16
bulletin 12×2=24
altogether 40 cm with nothing overlapping
4. don't know dollars and centd sorry I know pounds as I am British
Answer:
70
Step-by-step explanation:
- for the value of difference to be largest, the minuend should be maximum(most possibly) and the subtrahend should be minimum
[in A-B=X, A is minuend and B is subtrahend ]
- so, $a.b should be maximum. as there is a condition that 4 digits should be distinct, the product will be maximum if we choose 2 maximum valued numbers from the given numbers. so, one of them should be 9 and the other should be 8.
therefore, $a.b=9*8=72
- as mentioned above, c.d$ should be minimum. this will be possible only when we choose 2 minimum valued numbers from the given numbers. so, one of them should be 1 and the other should be 2.
therefore, c.d$ = 1*2 = 2
- hence, the difference = 72-2 = 70
- thus, the largest possible value of the difference $a.b - c.d$ = 70
The answer is 10.05 when rounded to the nearest hundredth place