Brian (I think you meant Brian haha..) is incorrect because the tenth place is the number right after the decimal which is a 4. If you are rounding to the tenth place that means that you have to look at the number to the right of that, which is 4. 5 and up means you round up and 4 and down means you round down. This is a 4, so you keep the 4 after the decimal and get rid of the last 4. Therefore, when rounded it would be: 4.4.
Hope this helped! Good luck! :)
The quotient of
divided by
is (x-2_.
Given the polynomial
and
and the first expression or polynomial is divided by second.
Quotient is a number that is obtained by dividing two numbers. It can be of two numbers or two expressions. Remainder is a number or an expression left after division of two numbers.
To find the quotient of
divided by , we have to divide the expression first.
We know that ,
Divident=Divisor*Quotient+remainder
=
*(x-2)-12
If we carefully watch the above equation and compares with the above formula then we can easily find that the value of quotient is (x-2).
Hence the quotient of
divided by
is (x-2).
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Question is incomplete as the given expressions are incomplete as they should be like this:
and
.
Step-by-step explanation:
1 t=16/21
2.m=2
3.n=13/7
4.a=2
5.x=6/17
6.x=15
7.s=21/4
8. t=7/3
9. s=1
10. s=6/61
11. x=1/3
12. r=27/16
13. c=−1
14.m=9/5n
15. j=−117/58
Answer:
1/6 cup of milk
Step-by-step explanation:
1/2 (amount of milk)- 1/3 (amount of water)
1/2 = 3/6
1/3 = 2/6
3/6 - 2/6 = 1/6
Hope this helped <3
Answer: y = -3x-3 (Choose values for x)
Step-by-step explanation:
1st change the equation to y = mx+b form
In order to change the equation to y = mx+b form subtract the 3x to both sides.
The equation now becomes y = -3x-3
2nd we can either choose values for x such has (-2,-1,0,1,2) and plug in those values into our equation y = -3x-3
For example, if we plug in x= -2 we get y= -3(-2)-3 which becomes y =3. We then plot the point (-2,3) because -2 is our x coordinate and 3 is our y coordinate.
Or we can plug the equation into a calculator that will graph the equation for you.