So to find how many tenths, or 1/10's, there are in four fifths, or 4/5, divide 4/5 by 1/10.

Now, remember that <u>dividing by a number is equivalent to multiplying by its reciprocal</u>. To find the reciprocal, just flip the numerator and denominator around. In this case, 1/10 would become 10/1. Flip 1/10 to its reciprocal, change the sign to multiplication, and multiply numerators with numerators and denominators with denominators:

<u>In short, there are 8 tenths in four fifths.</u>
Answer: 
Step-by-step explanation:
The pool of rats from which the researcher is drawing participants is composed of the following:
23 male albino rats
21 male spotted rats
35 female albino rats
11 female spotted rats
Total rats = 23+21+35+11 =90
After drawing first rat , total rats remained = 89

The probability of choosing a male albino rat and then either a female albino rat or a male spotted rat = 
Answer: 152.46 squared centimeters.
Step-by-step explanation:
- The equation to find the area of the trapezoid is A = ½ (6.6 + 16.5) 13.2
- Distribute ½ into (6.6 + 16.5) . A = (3.3 + 8.25) 13.2.
- Add the numbers inside the parenthesis. A = 11.55 * 13.2
- Multiply 11.55 * 13.2. A = 152.46.
The <u>possible rational zeros</u> of <u>polynomial function</u>
could be only among the <u>divisors</u> of the <u>free term</u> of this polynomial function.
The free term is 20 and the divisors of 20 are:

Answer: correct choice is C
<h3>x²+5x+3+2x²+10x15 =0</h3><h3>x²+2x²+5x+10x+3+15=0</h3><h3>3x²+15x+18=0</h3><h3>3(x²+5x+6) =0 because 3 is common factor</h3><h3>3(x²+3x+2x+6) spill the middle term</h3><h3>3(x(x+3)+2(x+3) take the common factor from term</h3><h3>3(x+2) (x+3)</h3>
<h3>answer is 3(x+2) (x+3)</h3>
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