Answer:
6.2 kilograms/ deciliters
Step-by-step explanation:
megagrams to kilograms
1 megagram = 1000 kilograms
hectoliter to deciliter
1 hectoliter = 1000 deciliter
Using conversion factors
6.2megagrams 1000 kilgrams 1 hectoliter
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hectoliter 1 megagram 1000 deciliters
Canceling like terms
6.2 kilograms/ deciliters
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
This might get confusing but bear with me.
The top two are correct, leave them where they are. The 6th one down is step three, the 8th one down is step four, the 3rd one down is step five, the 4th one down is step six, the 7th ne down is step seven so leave it alone, and the 5th one down is step 8.
The domain is all the x-values you can use with this function. When dealing with a function like this, you need to ask yourself, what would make the bottom equal to 0? Whatever those numbers are, you do NOT want them in your domain.
A fundamental rule is that you cannot divide by 0 or have 0 as a denominator.
So, you solve x^2+6x=0 to find that x=0 or x=-6 would make the denominator 0.
The domain is everything BUT those two values, because they essentially break your function.
Combine like terms (x's go with x's and y's go with y's) take the sign in from of the value and combine 8x+16x =24x and -9y+12y=3y (combine only works if the variables have the same exponent ( u can combine x and x(because they have an understood exponent of 1) but not x and x^3)
