Step-by-step explanation:
No, the LaTeX that the app uses starts and ends with the [ tex ] and [/ tex ] tags (without the spaces). In (1), simply remove the \latex tag and the integral will appear in embedded form:
This is meant to maintain the line spacing. If you want show the full size of the integral (or in display mode), add the \displaystyle tag after the [ tex ] like this
[ tex ]\displaystyle \int_a^b f(x)\, dx[/ tex ]
and the integral will look like this
after removing the spaces in the [tex] tag. This works also for sums and product of a series and limits.
0.045 = 45/1000
Divide top and bottom by their greatest common factor.
It looks to me as though the greatest common factor of 45 and 1,000 is 5 .
Divide top and bottom by 5 and we have <u>9/200</u> . That's the simplest form.
Total distance = 20 km = 20 000 m
walk = 800 m
cycle = 20 000 - 800 = 19 200m
percentage of the journey =
x 100% = 96%
-4.8x3.2 , 4.32/-3 , -2 3/5 - (1 2/5), 2 1/4+(-1 2/5)
So basically if they’re numbered from left to right then it would be 1, 3, 4, 2.
Problem 1 has a solution of -15.36
Problem 2 has a solution of 0.85
Problem 3 has a solution of -1.44
Problem 4 has a solution of -1.2
In order -15.36 would be the least greatest, because it is the farthest from zero. Followed by -1.44, -1.2, and lastly 0.85.
The common denominator is 21 so 5/7 would be 15/21 and 1/3 would be 7/21 so 5/7 is greater than 1/3
