Those quantities can't be compared. "Kg" is a unit of mass,
whereas "lb" is a unit of weight. You can't convert mass to
weight without knowing the acceleration of gravity in the place
where the mass is.
For example:
-- 75 kg of mass weighs 418 lb on Jupiter.
-- 75 kg of mass weighs 62.6 lb on Mars
-- 75 kg of mass weighs 27.4 lb on the Moon.
-- 75 kg of mass weighs 165.3 lb on Earth.
-- 75 kg of mass weighs 11.1 lb on Pluto.
It all depends where you take your 75 kg.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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Dividing both sides by -4
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<u>You can take 25 as one example and 49 as the second example.</u>
Let's factorize.
- => 25 = 5 x 5 = 5² (Which is odd)
- => 49 = 7 x 7 = 7² (Which is odd)
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Hence, the statement is not true.
Hoped this helped.
