Answer:
x=90-22
x=68
as the ray divide the right angle into 2
Answer: D
Step-by-step explanation:
dim A=(a,b), dim B=(c,d), in order to multiply, c=b
1) dim A=(1,2) , dim B=(1,2) but 2≠1
2) dim A=(2,1) , dim B=(2,2) but 1≠2
3) dim A=(2,2) , dim B=(1,2) but 2≠1
4) dim A=(2,1) , dim B=(1,2) 1=1: result (2,2)
Answer: 28
Step-by-step explanation:
The multiples of 7 that's less than 30 include: 7, 14 , 21 and 28.
From the numbers above,
7 isn't divisible by 4 as it gives a remainder.
14 isn't divisible by 4 as it gives a remainder.
21 isn't divisible by 4 as it gives a remainder.
28 is divisible by 4 without a remainder
Therefore, the correct answer should be 28
Answer:
c)-5(3x+2y)(3x-2y)
Step-by-step explanation:
1) lets find out if -45 and 20 have a GCF
-45 and 20 are both dividable by -5 so
-5(9x^2-4y^2)
1) you can see that 9 and -4 are perfect square so:
-5(3x+2y)(3x-2y)
Recheck:
1) lets use FOIL to see if this is right(if its right we will get back our original equation)
-5(9x^2-6xy+6xy-4y^2)
-5(9x^2-4y^2)
-45x^2+20y^2
hope this helps!
I'll start by expanding everything, and 10^(x) means we move the decimal x places to the right. If we move the decimal to the right but there's no number there, that number is 0.
The populations are as follows (in the order in the graph) -
127,180,000
200,000,000
80,619,000
63,708,000
173,615,000
152,510,000
The first difference is the number of digits. The more, the better. The two that stand out at the bottom are Germany and the UK. Next, we look at the leftmost number. Since 6<8, Germany's population > UK's population. All other countries are greater than Germany. Next, we look at the next smallest amount of digits, which is every other country. We look at the first number, which gives us Japan, Nigeria and Bangladesh. Next, we look at the second number, and since 2<5<7, Japan is smaller than Bangladesh and Nigeria is bigger than Bangladesh. Our current list is as follows:
United Kingdom (UK), Germany, Japan, Bangladesh, Nigeria. Since Brazil
has been proven to be greater than the rest (as it has more digits and 2>1), our list is now
United Kingdom (UK), Germany, Japan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Brazil
