How can estimating the quotient help you check that your answer to a division problem is reasonable
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Answer:
3.9 units
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that,
Time taken by each swing = 2.2 seconds
The pendulum formula is given by, , where T is the time taken and L is the length of the swing.
So, we have,
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i.e. L = 3.923 units
So, rounded to tenths, the length of the swing is 3.9 units.
Answer is 54^2.
since there are triangles in this one, it is easier to do this. all you have to do is make boxes in and since there are angles, outside the lines. like this picture.
the orange is 1
red and dotted is 2
blue is 3
purple is 4(a regular box which should be easy to count.
all you have to do is add up all the boxes within the boundaries.
boundary 1: 12
boundary 2: 18
boundary 3: 6
boundary 4: 36
now when the boundary has a triangle in it (1, 2, & 3) divide the number you got in half or 2.
boundary 1: 6
boundary 2: 9
boundary 3: 3
the ractangle box doesn't not get divided.
boundary 1: 6
boundary 2: 9
boundary 3: 3
boundary 4: 36
add all the numbers you got now for each boundary and that would be your area squared.
6+9+3+36=54^2
so your final answer is 54^2.
i hope this helps you.
since there are triangles in this one, it is easier to do this. all you have to do is make boxes in and since there are angles, outside the lines. like this picture.
the orange is 1
red and dotted is 2
blue is 3
purple is 4(a regular box which should be easy to count.
all you have to do is add up all the boxes within the boundaries.
boundary 1: 12
boundary 2: 18
boundary 3: 6
boundary 4: 36
now when the boundary has a triangle in it (1, 2, & 3) divide the number you got in half or 2.
boundary 1: 6
boundary 2: 9
boundary 3: 3
the ractangle box doesn't not get divided.
boundary 1: 6
boundary 2: 9
boundary 3: 3
boundary 4: 36
add all the numbers you got now for each boundary and that would be your area squared.
6+9+3+36=54^2
so your final answer is 54^2.
i hope this helps you.