Answer:
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443
Step-by-step explanation: its 2 6\7
They are both similar because you just have to multiply 7 x 2 and then add the zeros. 7 x 20 is 140 and 7 x2000 is 14000
Answer:
The cube root and square root are not given, but I'm going to give a chart that might help.
Square roots:
2 = √4
3 = √9
4 = √16
5 = √25
9 = √81
10 = √100
Cube roots:
2 = ^3√8
3 = ^3√27
4 = ^3√64
5 = ^3√125
9 = ^3√729
10 = ^3√1000
Step-by-step explanation:
Share 20pounds in the ratio 2:3
Total ratio=2+3=5
2/5×20=8
20-8=12
Sharing 20pounds in that ratio gives 8pounds:12pounds
Share 15cm in the ratio 1:3
Total ratio=1+4=4
¼×15=3.75
15-3.75=11.25
Sharing 15cm in that ratio gives 3.75:11.25
