Answer is -pi
Let x be this unknown number. Adding on x to pi gets us the expression x+pi
If we set x+pi equal to zero (which is a rational number) and solve for x, we get
x+pi = 0
x+pi - pi = 0 - pi
x = -pi
so adding pi to -pi will lead to 0 since
x+pi = -pi+pi = 0
Answer:the smallest possible sum of the two numbers is 537
Step-by-step explanation:
Two three-digit numbers are made up of six different digits.
To interpret this, let the two three digit numbers be;
ABC and. DEF
The first digit of the second number is twice as big as the last digit of the first number.
Interpret;
D=2C
The first digit of the first number can be 1, the second digit 0 and the third digit 2.
102.
For the second number:
D=2C
The first digit is 4, second digit 3 and last digit 5 since no repetition of digits
435.
Answer:the smallest possible sum of the two numbers is
102+435= 537
I think 0.3 is less 7.85 because there is a 1 on the end that was is a 3 and if you round it would be 0
Answer:
it's answer is 107
Step-by-step explanation:
firstly
x+28+45=180
x+73=180
x=180 subtract 73 = 107
Plug all three answers in and see which one does not equal 0
A: 2(1)+3(1)-7-12≠0
B: 2(6)+0-0-12=0
C: 2(3)+3(3)-3-12=0
So A. I don't know why it says two (?) points?
