Rules for dividing by 0
Rule 1.
0 divided by any number is 0.
Rule 2.
You cannot divide by 0.
Rules for dividing by 1.
Rule 1.
any number (except 0) when divided by itself equals 1.
Rule 2.
any number divided by 1 equals that number.
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Answer:
Angle A is 118°
Step-by-step explanation:
All angles in a circle add up to 180, so this means that all the measurements of the three angles add to 180:
x + 2x + 13 + x - 8 = 180
Clean it up:
3x + x + x + 13 -8
5x -5 = 180
To isolate the 5x, you need to move the +5 over to the other side, making it a negative 5:
5x = 180 - 5
5x = 175
Now divide each side by 5 to get the value of 1x:
x = 35
So angle A is:
3x + 13
3(35) + 13 = 118
<h3>So angle A is 118°</h3>
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39 is A
40 is D
And that is my answer
The main idea here is to "translate" the words into maths.
First we need to identify the unknowns and label these.
We need to know the number if dimes and the number of quarters. So lets say
x: number of dimes
y: number of quarters
Now lets write equations from the written problem.
We know that there are 36 coind total, thus:
x + y = 36
We also know that the coins total 5.85 dollars, but it is better to count in cents, that is 585 cents.
x are the number of dimes, their value is x*10
y are quarters with value of y*25
thus:
10x+25y=585
We have two equations and two unknowns now, that needs to be solved to get the answer.
x + y = 36
10x+25y=585
Answer:
Yi Xing invented the astronomical clock and introduced some new methods of interpolation in mathematics.
Step-by-step explanation:
Yi Xing was both an astronomer and a mathematician during the era. He invented the astronomical clock which was more accurate than the initial water and Sun's clock in use.
Furthermore, Yi Xing also discovered some new methods of interpolation in mathematics of which the meaning and interpretation became controversial. Interpolation is a method majorly in mathematics that can be used to estimate a value of a function from its discrete values. It involves first order differences and second order differences.
Also, Yi Xing was able to design a calendar in A.D. 727.
