Answer:
An irrational decimal is a decimal that cannot be written in fraction form
Ex: Pi or any decimal that keeps going and doesn't repeat
Step-by-step explanation:
I would give you more examples but they are all really long numbers and go on forever.
Answer:
6<em>i</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
sqrt(-121) - sqrt(-25)
11<em>i</em> - 5<em>i</em>
<u>6</u><u><em>i</em></u>
Answer: 50.84%
Step-by-step explanation:
(89-59) /59 = 0.5084/100 = 50.84%
Okay lets create an eqn from that information
A first int, B second int, C third int, D fourth int.
B = A + 2
C = A + 4
D = A + 6
A is the smallest integer
B + D = 0.5 (A + C)
Now lets substitute
(A + 2) + (A + 6) = 0.5(A + (A + 4))
now lets dist
2a + 8 = 0.5(2a +4)
2a + 8 = a + 2
a + 8 = 2
a = -6
B = -6 +2
B = -4
C = -6 + 4
C = -2
D = -6 + 6
D = 0
Now using B + D = 0.5(A + C)
-4 + 0 = 0.5(-6 + (-2))
-4 = 0.5 (-8)
-4 = -4
Correct
Therefore, First integer is -6, second integer is -4, third integer is -2 and fourth integer is 0
Option C is the correct answer as SAS stands for Side, Angle, Side. You would need one side, one angle and another side to be the same for the conditions for congruency to be met.
