The property of equality equal Nineteen
Check the picture below.
so the area of the hexagon is really just the area of two isosceles trapezoids.
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Depending on how flexibly you interpret "about 20 times larger" to mean, the answers are B and D.
Check the ratios of the larger number to the smaller number:
A: (2.01 x 10^7)/(4.25 x 10^6) = 2.01/4.25 x 10^1 = 20.1/4.25 = 4.729
B: (8.21 x 10^-3)/(4.13 x 10^-4) = 8.21/4.13 x 10^1 = 82.1/4.13 = 19.879
C: (4.91 x 10^6)/(5.09 x 10^3) = 4.91/5.09 x 10^3 = 4910/5.09 = 964.637
D: (5.97 x 10^4)/(3.12 x 10^3) = 5.97/3.12 x 10^1 = 59.7/3.12 = 19.135
Answer:
The domain will be all real numbers, range will be all real numbers below -3
Step-by-step explanation:
its quadratic so it goes forever left and right. but the vertex has a y value of -3. It is a negative sloped graph, so anything below that is in the range
Step-by-step explanation:
2⁴×3²
2⁷
True
1⁰×0¹
1×0
0≠ 1
False
3⁴>4³
81>64
True
4⁰+5⁰+6⁰=(4+5+6)⁰
1+1+1=(15)⁰
3≠0
False
