Say for example, you have the improper fraction 18/7
The first step is to find out how many times 7 fits into 18
This looks like flipping the fraction, 7/18 = 2 whole times with 4 parts left over
The 4 left over gets put in front of the original number (7) to give 2 4/7
To check if you have done it correctly, multiply the whole number (2) by the denominator ( 7 ) and then add the numerator.
2 x 7 = 14 + 4 = 18
Hope this helps
Answer:what are the solution to the equation 0=X^2-X-6? Select two options
Step-by-step explanation:A and D
256,000-2.56*100,000
Since there are 6 digits in 256,000, it is 2.56*100,000 becuase 100,000 also has 6 digits.
2.56*100,000=2.56*10^5
Since there are 5 zeroes in 100,000, it is 10^5.
256,000=2.56*100,000=2.56*10^5
First box: 100,000
Second box: 5
If she cut off nine pieces of 2-inch ribbon, in all, that would be 18. After that, it would simply be the matter of subtracting 24 and 18.
24 - 18 = 6.
And there's your answer. Liz has 6 inches of ribbon left.
We can work out the circumference of the wheel by using the equation
C = πd
C = π × 2
C = <span>6.28318530718
C = 6 feet
If 1km is 3280 feet, 2km is 6560 feet
6560 </span>÷ 6 = <span>1093.33333333 (recurring)
= 1093
Therefore the bike wheels rolls (approximately) 1093 times to cover 2km.
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