When rounding a number, the digit of the number can be increased up to 1, but the digit won't be decreased. So, it is possible to round a five digit number into six digit number. But to increase the number digit, the number should be rounded up. To be rounded up, a number should have value 5 or more.
Answer:
±90
Step-by-step explanation:
√(-225) · √(-36) = (15i)·(6i) = 90i² = 90·(-1) = -90
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On the other hand, ...
... √(-225) · √(-36) = √((-225)·(-36)) = √8100 = 90
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If you consider all the roots at each stage, the result is ±90. Since you're working with complex numbers here, it is reasonable to recognize every number has two square roots.
... √(-225) = ±15i
... √(-36) = ±6i
... √(-225) · √(-36) = (±15i)·(±6i) = ±90i² = ±90
48x0.2= $9.6
$48-9.6=$38.40 Her friend is incorrect.
40/48 =0.83 or about 83% So, in this case she only got 17% off. :)
<span>Hope I helped </span>
Answer:
x=23, y=157
Step-by-step explanation:
23 and x are on equalivent sides of the rhombus so they are equal. To solve for y you have to multiple 23 by 2. Getting 46 you subtract that from 360 to get 314. Dividing 314/2 you get 157.
