Six hundred ninty three thousand, five thousand six hundred ninty nine
Three hundred fourty thousand two thousand and eighty nine
I’m confused on the comma for the last 2?
4qr+20g-11q hopefully this would help you
Answer:
the transistors have L=1 mm of linear size
Step-by-step explanation:
For the silicon chip the area is A=1 cm² and for the transistors the area is At=L² (L=linear size) . Then since N= 10 billion transistors of area At should fit in the area A
A=N*At
A=N*L²
solving for L
L= √(A/N)
Assuming that 1 billion=10⁹ (short scale version of billion), then
L= √(A/N) = √(1 cm²/10⁹) = 1 cm / 10³ = 1 mm
then the transistors have L=1 mm of linear size
Answer:
11
Step-by-step explanation:
since 30÷45 = 2/3 then
The space taken by a small book is equal to
the space taken by 2/3 a large book.
…………………………………………………
<u><em>Calculating the number of large book corresponding to 23 small books</em></u> :
= 23×(2÷3) + 3
= 18.333333333333 (large book)
Then ,Kevin can pack the shelf with (at most) : 30 - 19 = 11 more large books
Answer:
d= 3h-6
Step-by-step explanation:
h= d/3+2
h-2= d/3
d= 3(h-2)= 3h-6
