To answer the question above, use conversion factors and dimensional analysis. In this given, it is easier to use grams as the basis.
a. (2 centrigrams) x (1 gram / 100 centigrams) = 0.02 grams
b. 2 grams
c. (2 hectograms) x (1 gram / 0.01 hectogram) = 200 grams
d. (2 kilograms) x (1 gram / 0.001 kilogram) = 2000 grams
e. (2 milligrams) x (1 gram / 1000 millimeters) = 0.002 grams
Thus, the answer is 2 milligrams.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
A matrix can only be added to (or subtracted from) another matrix if the two matrices have the same dimensions . To add two matrices, just add the corresponding entries, and place this sum in the corresponding position in the matrix which results.
Answer:
0
Step-by-step explanation:
First, you need to try to get rid of the ().
To do this:
15 * 3 and 15 * x
This makes 45 and 15x after the = , so the formula is now:
15x + 45 = 45 + 15x
Now get the 15x to the left side. When a number switches sides, it becomes negative when positive and positive when negative. So in this case 15x will become -15x and the 45(on the left) becomes - 45
15x - 15x = 45 - 45
Answer: 0
Answer:
#1- 20.25 kg of milk
#2- 80kg of butter
Step-by-step explanation:
The t-shirt that cost $15.29 is worth Denmark Krone 96.93
Which country and currency are to be chosen?
I chose Denmark and her Denmark Krone as the country's currency bearing in mind that the chosen item is the t-shirt whose dollar cost $15.29
In other words, the task at hand is to convert $15.29 which is the cost of t-shirt to the Denmark Krone whose exchange is Denmark Krone 6.3394
to $1
$1=Denmark Krone 6.3394
$15.29 t-shirt=Denmark Krone 6.3394*15.29
$15.29 t-shirt=Denmark Krone 96.93
Note that even if exchange rate was rounded to 4 decimal places, it is expected based on norm or industry practice that the final amount in Denmark Krone be rounded to 2 decimal places, in other words, the shirt at the airport gift shop whose cost $15.29 is Denmark Krone 96.93 in Denmark
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