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2 years ago

What is the square root of 5000

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The square root of five thousand (5000) is approximately 70.710678 because when we multiply it by itself once, (the square) the answer is 5000.

valentinak56 [21]2 years ago

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the square root of 5000 is 71 (rounded to the nearest)

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3 years ago

Helene is finding the sum (9 10i) (–8 11i). She rewrites the sum as (–8 11)i (9 10)i. Which statement explains the property of a

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She made the mistake of grouping unlike terms and factorizing.

Given that

Helene is finding the sum (9 + 10i) + (–8 + 11i).

She rewrites the sum as (–8 + 11)i + (9 + 10)i.

We have to determine

Which statement explains the property of addition that she made an error in using?

According to the question

The mistake she did is in the second term distributing.

(9+10i) is not equal to (9+10)i

Similarly (-8+11i) is not equal to (-8+11)i.

The correct method she should have done is given below;

Grouping real terms together and imaginary terms together and finding the sum is,

$\rm = (9 + 10i) + (-8 + 11i)\\\\= 9+10i-8+11i\\\\= (9-8) +(10i+11i)\\\\=1+21i$

Hence, she made the mistake of grouping unlike terms and factorizing.

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2 years ago

The fare for a taxi cab is $2.50 per passenger and $0.75 for each mile. A group of friends has $22.00

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For this case we have to:

x: Let the variable representing the number of people to travel in the group

y: Let the variable representing the number of miles traveled.

If friends only have $22 then we have the following inequality:

$2.50x + 0.75y \leq22$

Now, if there are three people in the group we have that $x = 3.$

$2.50 (3) + 0.75y \leq22\\7.5 + 0.75y \leq22\\0.75y \leq22-7.5\\0.75y \leq14.5\\y\leq \frac {14.5} {0.75}\\y\leq19.33$

The taxi can travel a maximum of 19.33 miles.

On the other hand, if the group wants to travel 10 miles then we have to y = 10.

$2.50x + 0.75 (10) \leq22\\2.50x + 7.5 \leq22\\2.50x \leq22-7.5\\2.50x \leq14.5\\x\leq \frac {14.5} {2.50}\\x \leq5.8$

Thus, they could travel a maximum of 5 people.

ANswer:

$2.50x + 0.75y \leq22$

Traveling 3 people, the taxi can travel a maximum of 19.33 miles

Traveling 10 miles, a maximum of 5 people can travel

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2 years ago

Help pleaseeee???!!!

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Answer:

h=8

Step-by-step explanation: $\frac{-7}{8} h= -7\\\\(\frac{8}{-7} )(\frac{-7}{8} h)= -7 (\frac{8}{-7} )\\\\\frac{-56}{-56}h = \frac{56}{7}\\\\ h=\frac{56}{7}\\\\h=8$

the goal is to isolate the variable, get it all by itself. to do that in this problem, we have to move the -7/8 away from the h. we do this by multiplying by the reciprocal (the opposite of the fraction). The reciprocal of -7/8 is 8/-7. So multiply both sides by this and you will get h=8

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