the truth values of p q is equivalent to (p q) (q p)
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
i cant exactly remember how to explain it step by step, but all i remember is that i took a similar test not too long ago that had the same question!
The area of a circle with respect to its diameter is:
A=(πd^2)/4
If he plants roses in every other section, there will be half of the area remaining, so half of the area of the circle is:
A=(πd^2)/8, since d=8:
A=(64π)/8 m^2
A=8π m^2 and if you want an approximation:
A≈25.13 m^2 (to nearest hundredth of a square meter)
Answer:
1 is 15
2 the formula of a trapizod and the are is 35
Step-by-step explanation:
A=a+b2h=2+5 2·10=35
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Answer:
Takeru bought 72 eggs and baked 18 soufflés .
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
e = number of eggs Takeru bought.
s = number of soufflés Takeru bought.
Then we know that Takeru bought 4 times as many eggs as he baked soufflés, therefore:
And since for every soufflés Takeru bakes he uses 3 eggs, and after backing he has 18 eggs left, we have:
<em>This says that from eggs there are 18 eggs left after Tkeru used three eggs for each soufflé.</em>
Now we have two equations:
We put the value of e from equation (1) into equation (2) and solve for s and get:
Thus
Number of eggs Takeru bought = 72.
Number of soufflés Takeru bought = 18.