I suppose they could be if there was a lot of traffic going in a certain direction to allow it to clear
Answer:
with this type of problem you need to follow the p.e.m.d.a.s rule
Step-by-step explanation:
p- parentheses
e- exponents
m- multiplication
d- division
a- addition
d- subtraction
so first you do the problems inside the parentheses
4•3=
2•6=
10t
remember a number by a letter means multiplication
now subtract 4•3 from 10t, now that you have done that take your answer and add 2•6
The perimeter of RSTU can be calculated alone without the help of MNPQ. It would be just 2(4) + 2(3) = 14 units. However, it would be much sensible if you want to find the parameter of the bigger rectangle. Since they are similar, you could use ratio and proportion.
(length/width)∨MNPQ = (length/width)∨RSTU
(x/9) = (3/4)
x = 6.75 units
Thus the perimeter of MNPQ is 2(6.75) + 2(9) = 31.5 units
I don’t even know , no cap
Answer:
hey there
Step-by-step explanation:
since x is the first number and y is the second in the bracket (×, y) substitute the later with the number according to its position that is either position x or position y then work out as I have shown in the image I just shared