OOHHH!! I like sci not! Okay, so you take the decimal ( which in this case is at the end: 68000. ) and move it over as many times as needed until it gets in between the, in this case, 6 and 8. ( 6.8000 ). You need to show exactly how many times it was actually moved so you multiply that number time 10^ whatever place. In this question, it'll be to the 4th place because you move the decimal over 4 times. The answer will be 6.80 x 10^4 OR -written in short hand- 6.8x10E4
2/4? 4/8? .5? All mean 1/2. Also one half.
<span><span> p9/p3</span> </span>Final result :<span> p6
</span>Reformatting the input :
Changes made to your input should not affect the solution:
(1): "p3" was replaced by "p^3". 1 more similar replacement(s).
Step by step solution :<span>Step 1 :</span><span> p9
Simplify ——
p3
</span>Dividing exponential expressions :
<span> 1.1 </span> <span> p9</span> divided by <span>p3 = p(9 - 3) = p6</span>
Final result :<span> p<span>6</span></span>
Answer:
B = 40° and D = 60°
Step-by-step explanation:
Just subtract the angles you already know from 90° (since perpendicular means right angle, which is 90°).
Answer:
12 (p/2 + 17.50) = 750 equation can be used to get regular price of enrollment.
Step-by-step explanation:
So when a new student gets enrolled by paying a $17.50 application fee and gets a value of price halved at p/2
where p = regular price of enrollment
So in reality, for the student to be enrolled he/she must pay = (p/2) + $17.50 application fee to be able to get that special offer.
So Twelve new students enrolled, meaning they paid: 12 (p/2 + 17.50 application fee)
The amount they all paid is $750.
To get the regular price of enrollment from the price that included the application fees, the equation to use would be: 12 (p/2 + 17.50) = 750
