How do you know how many places are in fifty million without writing the number in standard form
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Answer:
A) But if anyone thinks this they should go back to preschool
Step-by-step explanation:
On any other value of x you would take the numerators and denominators and multiply them across:
But, this literally does not make since considering the fact that you cannot divide any value by zero. Try it, it won't work. If we plug these into a trusty dusty calculator, we get this:
0*DOMAINERROR= You can't do it.
There are other reasons why you can't divide by zero, I would suggest looking them up on YT and learning about them.
I would answer A, but the person who wrote this question just wasn't focusing when they wrote the question.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
v=Q-P
v=(5,1,0)
u=v/(magnitude of v)=(5,1,0)/(\sqrt{5^2+1^2+0^2)
u=(5/5.09,1/5.09,0)
v=Q-P
v=(1,1,0)
u=v/(magnitude of v)=(1,1,0)/(\sqrt{1^2+1^2+0^2)
u=(1/,1/
,0)