Answer:
123 is not a multiple of 9, while all others are
99 is a multiple of 11, while all others are not
First, break up the shapes into parts. The first one you see is 7 by 4 rectangle on the top.
A=l*w
A=7*4
A=28 for the rectangle, your not done
Now the triangle to the left
A=l*w/2
A=19*10/2
A=95
Now all you got left is the trapezoid, which area's formula is:
A=(b∧1+b∧2*h)/2
A=9+19*8/2
A=112.
Now you have the area for three of the figures, add them up:
112+95+28=235
So in total, the area of this figure is 235 cm^2
Answer:
3/5
Step-by-step explanation:
Arithmetic sequences are a specific type of linear relationships that are discrete and have a domain in natural numbers.
I guess I can give a brief overview and then you can decide if I should go deeper into these meaning and use.
Complex numbers are useful because in a lot of cases we need to use the square root of a negative number. Ex.
Solve the quadratic equation x^2+x+1=0
We have to use the quadratic formula since its not factorable.
x=[-1+-sqrt(1-4*1*1)]/2
x=-1/2 + or - sqrt(-3)
If we don't have imaginary numbers, we would be stuck because sqrt(-3) wouldn't exist as you cannot take the square root of a negative number.
But with complex numbers we can actually get the answer for that equation as
x=-1/2 + or - sqrt3*i
Which would give us a mean of using this answer to calculate further to get other needs depending on the problem you are solving. If complex number is not a thing, about half of our equations will have undefined answers.
Now conjugates is a more interesting one, on the surface level we are discussing here there is not much its used for except if you have a complex number as a root of a quadratic equation, then the conjugate of that complex number must also be a solution. Again if you want me to go a more in depth just comment down below, because I could write an entire essay on this topic :-)
