Answer:
y= 10/3 + x/3
Step-by-step explanation:
not sure how to explain this
Using conversions of mixed numbers, the numbers that are equivalent to 2 and 7/9 are given by:
25/9 and 2.777.
<h3>What are the conversions of the mixed number 2 and 7/9?</h3>
To convert to decimal, we just add the integer part with the fractional part converted to decimal(dividing the numerator by the denominator), hence:
2 and 7/9 = 2 + 7/9 = 2.7777.
To convert to fraction, the procedure is similar, we just apply the least common multiple to add the fraction, as follows:

Hence the numbers that are equivalent to 2 and 7/9 are given by:
25/9 and 2.777.
More can be learned about conversions of mixed numbers at brainly.com/question/21610929
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Answer: the answer is D
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Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
It is provable about 180 ways, some of them quite elegant. There was a book published in the 1940s listing what they then knew. Others have been added since and it shows up in the oddest places which you can search out.
That is interesting but it does not answer your question.
A: Nothing is defined. This statement is a truth, but unproved. A is not the answer.
B: No term requires defining unless you don't know what a hypotenuse is, but that is a separate problem.
D: a postulate is a statement that is true that cannot be proven nor does it need to be. There aren't that many around in math. Euclid said "All right angles are congruent." True and not needing proof.
C: It is a theorem. This is a statement that may not be obvious and does require proof.
Using a calculator, 1200/180 = 6.67 approximately
If you use long division, then you'll get what you see in the diagram below
The 6's go on forever after the decimal point, but if you round to two decimal places, then you'll get that approximate value of 6.67
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If you want a remainder, then 1200/180 = 6 remainder 120
You can think of it like you having 1200 cookies and 180 friends. Each friend will get 6 whole cookies and there will be 120 left over as the remainder.