3.78
All you need to do is plug in the numbers to your calculater, but since I'm guessing your in grade school, and they don't allow calculaters yet, you would need to understand that when two negatives multiply each other, they become positive, so you can just put
0.6
x 6.3
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and then just multiply as usual (ignore the decimals for now)
and then you would get 378.
Now, what you would do is because there is too decimal points in the two numbers you are multiplying, you put them into 378, making it 3.78.]
I'm sorry if it was confusing, I hope it helped!
Answer:
3 multiple-choice question because it shorter than the other tests
Answer:
It would be -13
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<CDE or <EDC
There is a given point (10,3) this shows that when the width (X) is 10, the height (Y) is 3.
On the left side of the graph, they show an equation for the height Hw as being the constant over w ( width).
Using the given point solve for the constant.
Replace Hw with 3 and w with 10:
3 = Constant/10
Solve for the constant by multiplying both sides by 10:
Constant = 3 x 10
Constant = 30
The answer is B.
