Answer:
(a)
1 sig: 0.005
2 sig: 0.0048
3 sig: 0.00482
(b)
1 sig: 50
2 sig: 50.
3 sig: 50.0
(c)
1 sig: 0.0010
2 sig: 0.00098
3 sig: 0.000981
Step-by-step explanation:
Significant Figures Rules:
- Any non-zero digit is significant.
- Any trailing zeros after the decimal is significant.
- Any zeros between 2 significant digits are significant.
- Zeroes before significant numbers in the decimal place are NOT significant; they are placeholders.
(a)
0.004816 - the zeros are placeholders, so they do not count as sig figs.
(b)
50.00168 - the zeros are between 2 significant figures, so they do count as sig figs.
(c)
0.0009812 - the zeros are placeholders, so they do not count as sig figs
Answer:
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C. chicken, spinach
(1 entree and 1 vegetable)
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Answer:
a) w(4w-15)
b) w²
c) w(4w -15) = w²
d) w = 5
e) 5 by 5
Step-by-step explanation:
a) If w is the width, and the length is 15 less than 4 times the width, then the length is 4w-15. The area is the product of length and width.
A = w(4w -15)
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b) If w is the side length, the area of the square is (also) the product of length and width:
A = w²
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c) Equating the expressions for area, we have ...
w(4w -15) = w²
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d) we can subtract the right side to get ...
4w² -15w -w² = 0
3w(w -5) = 0
This has solutions w=0 and w=5. Only the positive solution is sensible in this problem.
The side length of the square is 5 units.
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e) The rectangle is 5 units wide, and 4(5)-15 = 5 units long.
The rectangle and square have the same width and the same area, so the rectangle must be a square.
Answer:
i think it was -(1/3)
Step-by-step explanation:
