Answer:
is it 54?
Explanation:
there are about 54 squares which could also be called units
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
4)
28 in base 10
base 5=28*2=56
base 2=28*5=140
5)
7 in base 10
base 5=7*2=14
base 2=7*5=35
6)
100 in base 2
base 5=100*5/2=500/2=250
base 10=100*5=500
7)
10010 in base 2
base 5=10010*5/2=50050/2=25025
base 10=10010*5=50050
8)
10111 in base 2
base 5=10111*5/2=50555/2=25277.5
base 10=100*5=50555
Answer:
199.5
Step-by-step explanation:
That is way too much questions for one sitting. If you really struggle that much, download this app called photomath. You take a picture of one of the questions and then it instantly solves it and shows the work so you know how to do it.
For 16-25 however, you would need to rewrite your questions on a blank piece of paper with the variables substituted in. So let's say:
a + b² - (c-2).
You would need to rewrite it as the following in order for the app to solve it.
12 + 9² - (4 -2)