Answer:
five hundred fifty thousandths
Step-by-step explanation:
Recognize the place value of the rightmost digit, and write the name of the number that ends in that place.
The third place to the right of the decimal point is the <em>thousandths</em> place. The number between that and the decimal point is 550, <em>five hundred fifty</em>.
five hundred fifty thousandths
Answer:
c 5%
Step-by-step explanation:
8000 + 410.7 = 8000 e^(r)
e^r = 1.05127125
r lne = ln1.05127125
r = 0.05006316309 × 100
5%
So the 4 represents the amplitude of the function. We can also see that because it is a positive number, the graph is even. ⁽⁽The number before the graph type (Sin or Cos) always represents the amplitude. The amplitude is how many units the graph travels up and down from the midline.
The -2 is the midline. This means that the midline is at -2 on the Y-axis. To find the max and min, you then add the amplitude to find the maximum, and subtract to find the minimum. [-6. 2]
To find the period, you divide 2π by the term in front of x. In this case, it's 3, so we do 2π/3. This cannot be simplified further, but in degrees this equals 120°. This means that, with the question asking for 2 full cycles, that the graph will go through 2 full cycles in 240°
Hope this helps, sorry i couldn't sketch the graph for you
12. 1.625 [terminating]; 13. 0.83 [bar notation over 3 (repeating)]; 14. 900 cm = 9 m; 15. 0.23 cm = 2.3 mm
Repeating decimals are parts of decimals that have repetitive digits; terminating decimals are decimals whose digits end.
Whether you are using Metric or Imperial, you have to determine whether you are going from a small unit to a big unit or vice versa. Then perform your operation. So, in exercise 14, the smaller unit is centimeters, so you would be going from big to small. Exercise 15 has you going from small to big.
There are centimeters in one meter, so multiply 9 by to get 900 centimeters.
There are 10 millimeters in one centimeter, so divide 2.3 by 10 simply by moving the decimal point ONCE to the left [Power of 10].
small to BIG → Division
BIG to small → Multiplication
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