Volume is the measure of how much space a 3d object takes up (like area for 2d objects). It is measured in cubic parts (5 cubic inches, 12 cubic centimeters). There are many volume formulas. The easiest and most common is of the volume of a rectangular prism, for which you do lenght * width * height..
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I don't think any of them exist. the only ones I can think of make my feel there are any others
1/3 is greater. Picture a pie with nothing cut into it. Then, you cut 3 equal pieces out of it, leaving no pie remaining. So, if you take 1 piece, you have 2 pieces that you didn't take. So if you do the exact same thing, but you cut <em>8 </em>pieces out of the pie and you take 1 piece, there are still 7 pieces remaining. So 1/8 is a smaller part of the pie than the 1/3, since you are cutting the pie into 8 identical pieces while with 1/3 you are cutting the same sized pie into 3 pieces. Sorry if I was confusing, just ask me if you want an easier-to-understand explanation. Also, if you pick a "brainliest" answer, it actually <em>gives </em>you points.
The worth of the car after it is paid off 5 years later given the rate of exponential depreciation is $32,842.34.
<h3>What is the worth of the car?</h3>
When the car declines in value, it means that the car is depreciating. The formula that can be used to determine the value of the car with the depreciationn rate is:
FV = P (1 - r)^n
- FV = Future value
- P = Present value
- R = rate of decline
- N = number of years
$42,000 x (1 - 0.048)^5 = $32,842.34
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Answer:
A. Trinomial
Step-by-step explanation:
It says it's a polynomial and that based on the number of terms. So right then you can cancel out cubic and quadratic because they aren't polynomials. Also:
Cubic is just a variable with the exponent of 3. Examples:
Binomial is a polynomial with 2 terms. Examples:
A quadratic has a division sign.
