3/5kg + 760g
3/5kg = 3/5×1000
= 600g
Now
600g + 760g = 1360g
Or 1.36kg
Answered by Gauthmath must click thanks and mark brainliest
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Answer:
47
Step-by-step explanation:
Evaluate the functions and find the required difference.
f(-2) = -(-2)^2 -7(-2) +4 = -4 +14 +4 = 14
g(6) = -5(6) -3 = -33
Then the difference is ...
f(-2) -g(6) = 14 -(-33) = 14 +33 = 47
The answer would be negative 9. 2*-3 which is -6 and -6-3 would be -9.
For the 2nd part of 2. just plug in what you have for G in your previous graph into the equation. This will give you H for all 5 columns . Like 3×8(-1+5)= h = 3× 32= 96 so H should equal 96 and so on as far as this function.
For number 3. The equation is given so just plug in your T for time which is 3 seconds, so...-16(3)^2+90(3) = H the height at 3 seconds. I'm doing it in my head but should be the height is 414. You should also say whether it's ft or inches etc because the teacher or yourself left that out of the equation which is also vital lol.
21 * 3 = 63
So 3 pairs with 21 to make 63.
