Your distance is 1424 and your rate is 356. As you said, d = r*t. Since you don't have the time you would do 1424 divided by 356. This leaves you with a time of 4 hours. (Don't forget units!)
First, you need to find where you can move the decimal point to so that there is only one non-zero digit to the left of it.
Move the decimal point, and that is the first part done.
Add "
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For the last part - the power, you need to find how many decimal places you moved the decimal point. In this case, we moved it to the right 2 places, so the power is 
.
If, for example, we had moved the decimal point three places to the left, the power would be 
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Answer:
C, E
Step-by-step explanation:
A. INCORRECT
A is wrong because a reflection across the x-axis DOES move the position of the figure (as it is flipped, so the position changes), but it DOES NOT change the angle (since a shift in position doesn't equal to a change in angle measure)
B. INCORRECT
Although a reflection across the x-axis does change the position of the angle, it DOES NOT change the measure of the angle.
C. CORRECT
A reflection across the x-axis does in fact move the position of the figure and does not change the angle measure. Reflections only deal with flipping a figure, not changing it's shape/distorting it so that the angle will change.
D. INCORRECT
A translation right will change the position of the figure but will not change the measure of the angle.
E. CORRECT
Yes, a translation right WILL change the position of the figure but will NOT change the measure of the angle. This is because a translation is simply moving a figure up and down; it has nothing to do with changing the shape of the figure/distorting it so that the angle is different.
The correct answer is ten times as much.
When we look at decimals, each place closer to the decimal point is ten times greater. The first 6 is in the hundreths place and the second one is one spot further away. As a result, the first is 10 times as much as the second.
Considering that each input is related to only one output, the correct option regarding whether the relation is a function is:
A. yes.
<h3>When does a relation represent a function?</h3>
A relation represents a function when each value of the input is mapped to only one value of the output.
For this problem, we have that:
- The output is an activity.
There are no repeated inputs, hence the relation is a function and option A is correct.
More can be learned about relations and functions at brainly.com/question/12463448
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