In your "<span>^25Log27=a , then ^3log5," your " ^ " has been twice misplaced. The symbol " ^ " always goes between your base (on the left) and your exponent (on the right." Would you please go back to the original question and ensure that you have copied this problem exactly as it was given.</span>
Answer:
The first digit would go in the tens place.
Step-by-step explanation:
First we estimate the approximate numbers. For 6130 we estimate 6000 and for 153 we estimate almost 150.
So dividing 6000 by 150 would give 40 .
The four would go in the ten's place .
Now check by dividing
40.1 So the answer is correct. The quotient is 40.12.
<u> 612</u>
190
<u> 153</u>
<u> 37 </u>
The first digit would go in the tens place.
The answer is justified. We can easily decide where to place the first digit.
Answer:Use this PEMDAS to solve
Step-by-step explanation:
Parethiesis,Exponent,Multiplication,Division,Addition,and Subtraction.
ALWAYS DO P FIRST!!!!
If x is the game number, and y is the amount of touchdown passes for that specific game number, then (5,3) represents the idea that the quarter back threw y = 3 touchdown passes for game number x = 5
So the answer is choice D. This is the only ordered pair that comes from the given table. Something like (2,4) isn't true because the quarterback threw 1 touchdown pass (not 4) in game two.
Answer: 
b) x = 12 RS = 20 ST = 40
c) x = 7 RS = 6 ST = 11
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Use the Segment Addition Postulate: RS + ST = RT
a) (2x - 10) + (x - 4) = 21
3x - 14 = 21
3x = 35
x 
RS = 2x - 10




ST = RT - RS


Use the same formula to solve for b and c