For the square root of a number to be a whole number, we would need to have a perfect square. 14 is given to us, so to find the missing number, all we have to do is square 14 (or multiply it by itself).
14 x 14 = 196
The missing number is 196.
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Answer:
Please see explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
When two integers are being added there can be three cases in the answer
The sum will be positive if both the integers are positive and in case of addition of one positive and negative integer, the sum will be positive if the integer with larger magnitude is positive
The sum will be negative if both integers are negative and in case of addition of one positive and negative integer, the sum will be negative if the integer with larger magnitude is negative
The sum will be zero if both the integers have same magnitude and different signs.
Answer:
a -25/6 is the least and then -2/3 then 1 1/6 and 1 15/6
The answer would be never.
A geometric plane unless stated finite goes on forever meaning that when two planes intersect, it could never be at a point since they cannot intersect point to point or point to side or side to side.
Let's represent the number by x.
x+5/x+11=7/10 (cross multiply) 9+5/9+11=14/20=7/10
(x+5)*10=(x+11)*7
10x+50=7x+77
10x+50-50=7x+77-50
10x=7x+27
10x-7x=27
3x=27
3x/3=27/3
x=9
therefore the number is 9
