Answer:
61 + x
The sum of two valies are what you get if you add them together. So the sum of 61 and x is written as 61 + x
Answer:
No. (maybe)
Step-by-step explanation:
For expressing the corresponding values of x and y, <em>any ordering will do</em>. It is usually convenient for the user of the table if there is some recognizable order (so that a value can be found without searching the entire table). The usual expected order is by x-value, smallest to largest.
Some problem statements may specify that the table entries be listed in order. In those cases, yes, the <em>table values must be listed as specified</em>. (This accounts for the (maybe) answer, above.)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Length=18
Width/Breadth =10
Height=2
The formula for a diagonal face of a cuboid is=√(l²+ b²)
Face diagonal=√(18²+10²)
= 20.59 to 2.d.p
The formula for the body diagonal of a cuboid is=√(l² + b² + h²)
Body diagonal=√(18² + 10² + 2²)
=20.69 to 2.d.p
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Sampling Variability
Hope that helped! :)
Answer: 100+10+1
You basically place zeroes instead of the actual digit to find the value of each number.
Example:
855
800+50+5
