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Because we perform something like common factor, so this guarantee that corresponding digits have regarding coefficients have the same place value. Remember that a number written in scientific notation is given by the product of a number between 1 and 10 and another number that is power of 10. For example, let's write two examples about this:
Addition:
Addition:
Subtraction:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of cows increased=60
Old quality of milk consumed=12.8litres
New Increase in milk consumed=15litres
Therefore the number of cows in the farm if the quality of milk is 1340litres=y
Therefore, 1cow =15litres
y cows= 1340litres
Crossmultiply:
15litres×ycows=1340litres
Make y the subject of formula
y= 1340÷15
y=89.33cows
Therefore,the number of cows on the farm if farmer gets 1340litres of milk would be 89cows.
102.5
Lol, well to start, it’s not asking to divide 0.4 by 41. It’s asking to divide 41 by 0.4.
And that will get you to 102.5. You could do long division or use a calculator if you are allowed.
