30 x 10 = 300 i hope this helps
Add 25 and 6.25 then divide by 1.25 and it should give you n
Answer:
107.500
Step-by-step explanation:
5.450.000-75.000=5.375.000
5.375.000:12 1/2=5.375.000:25/2=5.375.000*2/25=430.000
430.000:4=107.500
+ and - ,
* and :
are inverse operations
Where it is an operation and the result is a number , we have to do the inverse operation for finding the initial number.
verifying :
107.500*4*12 1/2+75.000=5.450.000
Answer:
8 is the length of JB
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Key skills needed: Equations, Congruence</u>
1) We need to find out an equation to make based on the lengths that are given. ΔJMB is congruent to ΔKMB because of Side-Angle-Side:
- JB is congruent to BK
- Angle MBK would be a right angle, since it is supplementary to the right angle JBM. Since both are right angles they are congruent.
- Both triangles have the side BM. Using the reflexive property, BM is congruent to itself, so there you go --> Side-Angle-Side
2) Now since both triangles are congruent, we can make the equation that the length of JM is congruent to the length of MK, using the fact that: If triangles are congruent, then corresponding parts are congruent.
3) This means that 16x -24 = 4x
Subtract 16x from both sides : -24 = -12x
Divide by -12 on both sides and get x = 2
4) Substitute x into the length of JB (16x-24)
16(2)-24 = 32-24 = 8
5) Therefore, the length of JB is 8
<em>Hope you understood and have a nice day!! :D</em>
The graph of the linear equation can be seen in the image below.
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How to complete the table?</h3>
Here we have the linear equation:
y = -4x + 8
And we want to find 3 ordered pairs, to do so, we need to evaluate x in different values.
if x = 0 then:
y = -4*0 + 8 = 8
So we have the ordered pair (0, 8).
if x = 1 then:
y = -4*1 + 8 = 4
Then we have the ordered pair (1, 4)
If x = 2 then:
y = -4*2 + 8 = 0
Then we have the ordered pair (2, 0).
Now that we have these 3 ordered pairs, we can graph them in a coordinate axis and then connect them with a line, we will get something like the graph below.
That is the graph of our linear equation:
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