Answer:
m = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
First, add like terms:
2m + 7m + 3m = 72
12m = 72
Divide each side by 12:
m = 6
So, the answer is m = 6
Answer:
3.762 x 10^-7
Step-by-step explanation:
Alright this has the same exact concept as other scientific notation problems.
First, multiply your first numbers: 4.18 x 9 = 37.62
Next, we add our powers together -4 +-4 = -8 (can also be read as -4 - 4 = -8)
We now have 37.62 x 10^-8
Wait! This isn't in scientific notation.
Taking a closer look at this we see 37.62 x 10^-8 can be adjusted by moving the decimal over to the left. Scientific notation must be in simplest form with only one number on the left of the decimal. This gives up 3.762.
Now we need to adjust our notation. Since we moved the decimal over one we are adding one more power to our problem.
Our current power of -8 is now adding a power due to moving the decimal place over one unit to the left. This is equivalent to saying -8 + 1 which equals -7. Now that we fixed our powers, we can put our equation back together for our final answer
3.762 x 10^-7
Answer:
7.6m/s
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the time the Olympian swam
Speed=distance/time ⇒⇒Time=distance/speed
Distance=200m , speed= 1.8m/s t= 200/1.8 = 111.11 seconds
Find the speed of the Olympic runner
Distance=200m time = 21.3 sec
s=200/21.3 = 9.4 m/s
Difference in speed= 9.4-1.8= 7.6m/s
Isolate the variable by dividing each side by factors that don't contain the variable. p=q/2r
You've given us a single term of an arithmetic series. So far, there are an infinite number of different series that it could be a member of. ... In fact, ANY function f (n) for which f (7) = 54 produces a suitable series for whole-number values of 'n'. Here are a few: ... T(n) = n + 47. ... T (n) = 8n - 2. ... T (n) = -10n + 124 .
