A sign has 64 rows<span> of </span>lights<span> with </span>128 lights<span> in </span>each row<span>. How </span>many lights<span> are on - 685853. ... on the </span>sign<span>? </span>Choose exactly two answers<span> that are </span>correct<span>. A. </span>multiplication B<span>. </span>division C<span>. </span>2 D<span>. </span>8,192<span>. 1 ... </span>128 light each<span>. (or </span>128 rows<span> with </span>64 light each<span>) so per </span>each row<span> there are </span>128<span> so </span>64<span>* </span>128<span>give the total </span>answer.<span>A </span>sign has 64 rows<span> of </span>lights<span> with </span>128 lights<span> in </span>each row<span>. How </span>many lights<span> are on - 685853. ... on the </span>sign<span>? </span>Choose exactly two answers<span> that are </span>correct<span>. A. </span>multiplication B<span>. </span>division C<span>. </span>2 D<span>. </span>8,192<span>. 1 ... </span>128 light each<span>. (or </span>128 rows<span> with </span>64 light each<span>) so per </span>each row<span> there are </span>128<span> so </span>64<span>* </span>128<span>give the total </span>answer<span>.</span>
I think its D since it’s known that if today is Tuesday tomorrow will be Thursday
It'd be clearer if you'd write: "How many tenths are there in 2 3/5?"
2 3/5 13/5
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(1`/10) 1/10
There are 26 tenths in 2 3/5.
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Answer:
E
Step-by-step explanation:
A. The ⊥ symbol means "is perpendicular to". The two lines l1 and l2 are parallel, not perpendicular.
B. Angles g and f are vertical angles. They are congruent. If both are 45°, then they are complementary, but we cannot assume that is the case. They are shown as obtuse angles.
C. Angles e and h are vertical angles. They are congruent. If both are 45°, then they are complementary, but we cannot assume that is the case. They are shown as acute angles, but with no particular angle measure.
D. Angle d is shown as an acute angle. In general, we cannot assume its measure based on its appearance in the diagram.
E. Angles d and g are shown as, respectively, an acute angle and an obtuse angle. Where a transversal crosses parallel lines, all acute angles are supplementary to all obtuse angles. Hence the sum of angles d and g will be 180 degrees. This statement is true.
F. Angles c and f are congruent angles, shown as obtuse. Their sum will be 270° if and only if their measures are each 135°. There is no indication in the diagram that the angles have any particular measure, so we cannot assume their sum is 270°.