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Answer:
64
Explanation:
The question is incomplete without the expression that would be used to find the constant necessary to make a perfect square trinomial.
I would show you how to find the constant necessary to make a perfect square trinomial using the expression below:
x² - 16x + c
The expression above is in the form of a quadratic: ax² + bx + c
Where a = 1, b = -16, c = constant
First thing we do, is to square half the coefficient of x
Coefficient x above = b = -16
square of half the coefficient of x = (-16/2)²
Expand it, we have = -16/2 × -16/2 = 8×8 = 64
Replace the constant with 64
x² - 16x + 64
b/2 = -16/2 = -8
(x - 8)² will give a perfect square trinomial
Therefore the constant which makes the above expression a perfect square trinomial is 64
Answer:
-13° C
Explanation:
Data provided:
The temperature of the air at sea level = 26° C
The height at which temperature is to be calculated = 6000 m = 6 Km
Now,
Using the average lapse rate
Here,
is the temperature at the height 'h' above the mean sea level
is the temperature at the mean sea level
is the average lapse rate = 6.5° C per Km
h is the height above mean sea level at which the temperature is to be calculated in Km
on susbtituting the respective values in the above formula, we get
= 26° C - ( 6.5 × 6 )
or
= 26° C - 39° C
or
= -13° C
Answer:
78 percent - nitrogen
21percent- oxygen
absorbs ultraviolet-ozonosphere
atmospheric weather-stratosphere
starts seven miles -troposphere
layer composed 0f layers- thermosphere
important fr radio wave-ionosphrere
trapping of heat- green house effect
Saltation - During wind erosion, wind carries loose material from the bed, but transports it back to the surface later. This can be done by any fluid, like water too. Other examples of saltation include transport of pebbles by river and snow drifting over smooth surfaces in the Arctic.
