4q
<span>We can
write the verbal expression of this algebraic or mathematical expression as simple
as four times a number. Since the unknown variable here is “q” and it is not
specified it doesn’t mean a specific letter q but just a representation of an
absent and unknown value of a number. Hence, these variables have a automated
value of 1 hence, q = 1 but unless the value of this variable is changed in
finding or filling this unknown it remains with the constant of 1.</span>
What you do is 20 divided by 4, which is 5. So then you times 32 by 5 and that's how you get 160.
Answer:
4.638 × 10⁹
Step-by-step explanation:
It’s Seven Hundred Thirteen point forty-nine
I’m sure you can do this on a calculator just input 75 + 25/100.
