Answer:
105
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
2100
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 21 consonants that can serve as the first and last letters. There are 5 vowels that can serve as the 2nd and 4th letters. There are 20 remaining consonants that can serve as the 3rd letter. (The same consonant cannot appear in all three places.)
So, the total number of 5-letter palindromes that start with a consonant and alternate with a vowel will be ...
21×5×20 = 2100 . . . different palindromes
Answer:
1.5 miles per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
3 miles divided by 2 hours
1 and 4,2 and 3 are the alternate interior angles
Take a look at it. We know it's a cone, right? So that answers your 3rd question. The base (or the part that it sits on if you put it down), is a circle. The other parts it can't sit on without rolling, so it has to be that circular side. And if that's a circle, that means that any line from the center to the outside 'circumference' is the radius. This means that the answer is A.
