Round 3308.89 to the nearest Australian dollar - $4336 AUD .
Answer:
Binomial with a degree of 3
Step-by-step explanation:
-8m^3 + 11m....notice that it has 2 terms....(-8m^3) and (11m). Having 2 terms makes it a binomial...if it would have had 3 terms, it would have been a trinomial. If it has only one variable, the degree is the highest exponent...so this has a degree of 3 since ^3 is the highest exponent.
so the answer is : binomial with a degree of 3
75 > 62
the way I was taught it is that the < and > are alligators and the alligator mouth always opens for the bigger number, because he is hungry
AB^2 + BC^2 = AC^2
AB^2 + 6^2 = square root 117^2
AB^2 + 36 = 117
Now subtract 117 from both sides
AB^2 = 81
AB = square root 81 = 9
Therefore AB is 9 cms.
5/9* 32
= (5*32)/9
= 160/9
= (153+ 7)/9
= 153/9+ 7/9
= 17+ 7/9
= 17 7/9
The final answer is 17 7/9~
