Answer:
n = 5 or -5
Step-by-step explanation:
the absolute value is the count away from 0 so n could be 5 which is 5 units from 0 or -5 which is also 5 units away from 0.
12m^2/h》cm^2/min
12m^2/h × 1 h/60 min=.2m^2/min
.2m^2/min × 10000cm^2/1 m^2=2000 cm^2/min
2000cm^2/min
Answer:
A. 1,000 ml milk B. 3,500 g flour
Step-by-step explanation:
Divide: 250 divided by 8. You get 31.25.
Multiply: 31.25 times 32. You get 1,000
Divide: 140 divide by 8. You get 17.5
Multiply: 17.5 times 20. You get 3,500
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Answer:
3²
Step-by-step explanation:
We have to use BPEMDAS Order of Operations:
B - Brackets
P - Parenthesis
E - Exponents
M - Multiply
D - Divide
A - Addition
S - Subtraction
We use this order left to right. Since we have parenthesis, we look at that first. Inside, we have division and exponents. Since exponents come first, we have to evaluate 3² first.
Answer:
The answer is 90 winners.
Step-by-step explanation:
Well, we are given three days. The first day has a rate of 13% winning. The second day has a rate of 13% as well. And the third day has a rate of 11%. You can find this simply by dividing the amount of winners by amount of participants. Now, we must find the mean, or average, of these statistics. We will get 12% as the average rate of winners. How did we get this? By simply adding all three (13+13+11) then dividing by three (37/3), which gives us 12% if we round to a whole number. Now, we can take this number and get 12% of 750. How do we do this? Well, 12% is equal to 0.12. So we will multiply 0.12 by 750. This will give us 90. And there you have your answer.
<em>Alternatively</em>, you could add up the total amount of contestants from the three days. You should end up with 1000. Then add up the total amount of winners from the three days. You should get 120. Divide both of these by 4. The winners will now be 40, and the total contestants will be 250. Now multiply both by 3. The amount of contestants will be 750, and the amount of winners will be 90. This way is a bit easier, but does not always work. <u>Do what is best for you!</u>
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