The answer is 3 3/4
Here's how I got my answer:
Step 1: Split the numbers apart. Which leaves us with 
Step 2: Find the greatest common factor between the two(25). Then divide it by 75 and 100. Which leaves us with
(once simplified).
Step 3: Combine the whole number component with the fraction, which leaves us with our answer, 4 3/4
The line “In me thou see’st the glowing of such fire” is the
turn of the sonnet. Afterwards, the presenter of the sonnet turns out to be more
personal. The speaker talks further about how death is like him and how his abilities
is like the qualities. In the start two quatrains of the sonnet, the emphasis was
on the qualities of death rather than how the speaker connected to death.
The square of 4 and 2 adds up to 20!
4 square is 16.
2 square is 4
So 16+4=20
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
3 • (x - 5) • (x + 5)