Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
two-thirds = 2/3 (it's easier to write it out in number format)
2/3 = 4/6
So, there are 4 sixths in two-thirds.
There are 8! ways to arrange the 8 letters. Due to the repeated L (3×) and A (2×), only one out of (2!)(3!) = 12 of these is unique.
The number of unique arrangements is 8!/(2!*3!) = 3,360
3(x-4) < 9
That's basically it...
Good Lucky this mathematics app is helpful for me as I'm doing ADMA (additional mathematics) and taking pures
use the formula given:
V = pi r^2h
r = 10.55
h = 12.56
V = 3.14 x 10.55^2 x 12.56 = 4391.81 round off to 4392cm^3
answer is D 4392