Answer:
let's use Pythagoras theorem,
h²=b²+l²
so,
ad²=ac²+dc²
6²=ac²+3²
36-9=ac²=27
√27 can be written as 3√3,
hence ac= 3√3
To find the inverse, interchange the variables and solve for y.
f^−1(x)=−25+5x/2
Answer:
The left
Step-by-step explanation:
4×3=12-5=7
7=7
need more info on this. cant work with just m +10
If Tim rounded his number to 5.46, the smallest number he could've thought of would be 5.455. This is because if the third decimal digit of a number is five or greater, the second can be rounded up.
I believe this is correct.
