4,400
The number 3 is in the hundredths place the 8 is behind the 3 so it’s larger than 5 so you turn the 3 into a 4(4,400) and turn all the numbers behind zero (4,400).
In this question the given information's should be closely noted. The
length and width of the perimeter are already given. Based on those
information's the answer to the question can be easily deduced.
Length of the rectangle = 2 1/2 inch
= 5/2 inch
Width of the rectangle = 5 1/3 inch
= 16/3 inch
Then
Perimeter of a rectangle = 2 ( Length + Width)
= 2 [(5/2) + (16/3)]
= 2 [ (45 + 32)/6]
= 2 * (77/6)
= 77/3 inch
= 25 2/3 inch
So the perimeter of the rectangle in question is 25 2/3 inch. I hope the procedure is clear to you.
A) 4a - 3b + 2c
4(2, -1, 5) - 3(4, 3 , -2) + 2(5, 4, 0) = (8, -4, 20) - (12, 9, - 6) + (10, 8, 0) =
= (8 - 12 + 10 , -4 - 9 + 8 , 20 + 6 + 0) = (6, - 5, 26)
Answer: (6, - 5, 26)
b) magnitude of vector b

c) vector of length 7 parallel to vector c
=> m(5,4,0) = (5m,4m,0)
=>

=> m = 7 / √41 ≈ 1.093
=> 1.093 (5, 4, 0) = (5.465 , 4.372, 0)
Answer: (5.465 , 4.372 , 0)
<span> log3x − 5 16 = 2
+516 +516
log3x=518
x=(10^518)/3
the answer seems a bit crazy, you probably typed something wrong</span>
Angles are the space between intersecting lines, and they are measured in degrees or radians
The measure of angle ABC is y + x
<h3>How to determine angle ABC</h3>
The given parameters are:
ABD=y,
DBC=x,
EFH=y,
EFG=x
PQS = SQR = x
To determine the measure of angle ABC, we make use of angle ABD and angle DBC
Note that angle ABD and angle DBC have common vertices at points B and D
So, we have:
ABC = ABD + DBC
Substitute known values
ABC = y + x
Hence, the measure of angle ABC is y + x
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