Answer:
LN and RQ
Step-by-step explanation:
PQR is just an enlargened version of MLN
RQ is just LN but longer
K²+11k+30
(k+5)(k+6)
k=-5,-6
So you can choose any number from 11 to 19.
I'll choose 11 for now.
Then you write, 11, the number, and then spell it out, eleven.
To show how many tens and ones, you can make a place value chart. You would make two boxes, the first one for tens and the other for ones.
You would put a 1 in the tens place and a 1 in the ones place.
I hope this helps!
Um...weird question, but okay. Last digit would be 1.
3^104=... extremely long number, the last digit of which is 1
