A palindrome is something that reads the same forwards and backwards.
If the number is a palindrome and it's between 300 and 400, then the
last digit must also be a ' 3 '.
So all we have left to fill in is the digit in the middle.
There are 10 possibilities for that one ... the digits ' 0 ' through ' 9 '.
So there are <em>10</em> palindromic numbers between 300 and 400.
Answer:
Yes, it will fit snugly in a 90º corner
Step-by-step explanation:
To do this, we simply need to check if the given sides of the shelf is right-angled.
So, we have:
To check for right-angle triangle, we make use of:
This gives:
This shows that the given sides of the shelf is a right-angled triangle.
Hence, it will fit the wall
When you subtract and add what is in the parentheses you would get -15 so I’m guessing he didn’t go from left to right when working inside the parentheses but when you solve the whole problem out you would get the answer: -41.25 If I missed something or you need me to show the work just let me know but I hope this helps !
Marcus made a mistake in Step 2. 5/2.5 is 2 not 3.
-11 -(-42) A double negative makes a positive
-11 + 42
31
It is number 1 and number 2 because the equation is 242× 62 and Number 1 and 2 are just breaking it down
