Consider the digit expansion of one of the numbers, say,
676₉ = 600₉ + 70₉ + 6₉
then distribute 874₉ over this sum.
874₉ • 6₉ = (8•6)(7•6)(4•6)₉ = (48)(42)(24)₉
• 48 = 45 + 3 = 5•9¹ + 3•9⁰ = 53₉
• 42 = 36 + 6 = 4•9¹ + 6•9⁰ = 46₉
• 24 = 18 + 6 = 2•9¹ + 6•9⁰ = 26₉
874₉ • 6₉ = 5(3 + 4)(6 + 2)6₉ = 5786₉
874₉ • 70₉ = (8•7)(7•7)(4•7)0₉ = (56)(49)(28)0₉
• 56 = 54 + 2 = 6•9¹ + 2•9⁰ = 62₉
• 49 = 45 + 4 = 5•9¹ + 4•9⁰ = 54₉
• 28 = 27 + 1 = 3•9¹ + 1•9⁰ = 31₉
874₉ • 70₉ = 6(2 + 5)(4 + 3)10₉ = 67710₉
874₉ • 600₉ = (874•6)00₉ = 578600₉
Then
874₉ • 676₉ = 578600₉ + 67710₉ + 5786₉
= 5(7 + 6)(8 + 7 + 5)(6 + 7 + 7)(0 + 1 + 8)(0 + 0 + 6)₉
= 5(13)(20)(20)(1•9)6₉
= 5(13)(20)(20 + 1)06₉
= 5(13)(20)(2•9 + 3)06₉
= 5(13)(20 + 2)306₉
= 5(13)(2•9 + 4)306₉
= 5(13 + 2)4306₉
= 5(1•9 + 6)4306₉
= (5 + 1)64306₉
= 664306₉
Answer:
Difference between the original and current volumes = 4013140.30 cubic feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Largest pyramid has the square base with one edge = 754 feet
Area of the square base = (Side)²
= (754)²
= 568516 square feet
Volume of the pyramid = 
= 
= 91152065.3 cubic feet
After erosion,
Area of the base = (745)² = 555025 square feet
Volume of the pyramid = 
= 87138925 cubic feet
Difference between the original and current volumes of the pyramid
= 91152065.30 - 87138925
= 4013140.30 cubic feet
Answer:
= 3.9 candy per pound
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a fraction equal to
7.8 candy ÷ 2 pounds
We want a unit rate where
1 is in the denominator,
so we divide top and bottom by 2
7.8 candy ÷ 2
________
2 pounds ÷ 2
=
3.9 candy
_______
1 pound
=
3.9 candy
_______
pound
= 3.9 candy per pound
Heyy thanks for you question you answer would be P=750
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