Answer:
10
3.59
6 7/12
Step-by-step explanation:
4 - (-6)
= 4+ 6 ( because when we multiply the negative sign with the negative sign we get a positive sign or a plus sign)
= 10
-2.5 + 6.1 -10.3 - (-7.79) -4 + 6 1/2
= -2.5 + 6.1 -10.3 +7.79 -4 + 6.5 [ (-*-=+) ( converting 6 1/2 into decimal = 6.5)]
= 6.1+7.79+ 6.5 -2.5 -10.3-4 { adding the + numbers and - numbers separately}
= 20.39 - 16.8 { subtracting the totals of + and - numbers}
= 3.59
8 5/6 + (-2 1/4)
= 53/6 - 9/4 { Converting into improper fractions}
= 53( 2) - 9(3)/12 { Taking LCM = 12}
= 106-27/12
= 79/12
= 6 7/12
{ Converting into improper fractions and vice versa}
- we multiply the denominator with the whole number and add it to the numerator to get the improper fraction.( 8 5/6= 53/6)
- we divide the numerator with the denominator the answer gives the whole number and the remainder gives the numerator of the proper fraction. ( 79/12 = 6 7/12)
{ Taking LCM = 12}
Factors of 6 are 3 and <u>2</u>
Factors of 4 are 2 and <u>2</u>
Least Common Multiple is taking the common factors and multiplying it with the rest . 2 is common in both . It will be taken once and then multiplied with the other 2 and 3 so we get
LCM = 2*2*3= 12
There are 9 lines of symmetry and infinite rotational symmetries in first figure,4 lines of symmetry and no rotational symmetries in second figure,6 lines of symmetry and infinite rotational symmetries in third figure,1 line of symmetry and infinite rotational symmetries in fourth figure.
Given four figures.
We are required to find the number of lines of symmetry and rotational symmtries.
Symmetry lines are those lines which act as shape in such a way that both parts are like mirror image.
Rotational symmetry is the property that a shape has when it looks same after some turn.
- There are 9 lines of symmetry and infinite rotational symmetries in first figure.
- There are 4 lines of symmetry and no rotational symmetries in second figure.
- There are 6 lines of symmetry and infinite rotational symmetries in third figure.
- There is 1 line of symmetry and infinite rotational symmetries in fourth figure.
Hence there are 9 lines of symmetry and infinite rotational symmetries in first figure,4 lines of symmetry and no rotational symmetries in second figure,6 lines of symmetry and infinite rotational symmetries in third figure,1 line of symmetry and infinite rotational symmetries in fourth figure.
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Answer:
234
Step-by-step explanation:
A. B. and C. are incorrect expressions for the slope.
m (slope) = rise/run = y2-y1/x2-x1 = change in the independent variable relative to the change in dependent variable
y is the independent variable and x is the dependent variable
Answer:
48
Step-by-step explanation:
