So if John gives a pen and pencil to each and all of them are over we know that the no. of pencils and pens should be the same
So we will find the LCM of 15 and 40 that is equal to 120
So John brought 120/15 that is 8 packets of pen and 120/40 that is three packets of pencils
keeping in mind that radius is half the diameter, we know this cone has a diameter of 2 inches, so it has a radius of 1 inch, kinda small really for ice-cream, but anyhow.
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Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
I took the test just for you
There's a difference between "hundredths" and "hundreds". I'm going to assume you mean 6,700.
Answer:
6.7*10^3
Step-by-step explanation:
Write out the number.
6700
Bring the decimal to the left. However many times you move over to the left until you get between 6 & 7 should be your exponent for 10.
6.7*10^3
