Answer:
look at analysis
Step-by-step explanation:
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12.
part A
y is 12 and x is 4
part B
4
part C
5×12×4
240
Remark
It is easier in this case to state the irrational ones and then talk about the rationals.
sqrt(2) * sqrt(3) is irrational. The square root of 6 fills your calculator's window with many numbers and there is no pattern to them. Sqrt(6) cannot be expressed as a fraction or a repeating decimal which is also a fraction.
The last one is also irrational for the same reason. 3*pi cannot be expressed as either a repeating decimal or a fraction.
All the others are rational. The one you might have trouble with is the first one.
0.12 repeating is actually found by letting x = 0.12121212121212121212...Then
100 x = 12.121212121212121212 ...
<u> x = 0.121212121212121212..</u>. Subtract
99 x = 12
x = 12/99
So the mixed fraction you get is 3 12/99 which is 309/99
When you multiply that by 1.4 it does not change the fact that you still get a fraction. It turns out to be 721 / 165. The method is similar to the one used to get 12 / 99. I don't think you need to know the exact answer. You need only need to know that the first one is rational.
Choice 2 is rational because 9 and 25 are perfect squares. sqrt(9) = 3
Sqrt(25) = 5.
3*5 = 15.
Answer
One Two are four are all rational.
Answer:
x > -1
Step-by-step explanation:
Simplify the inequality using the distributive property (multiply the term outside the bracket with each number inside the bracket). Then, isolate 'x' by performing the reverse operations for every number that's on the same side as 'x'. (Reverse operations 'cancel out' a number.)
18 < -3(4x - 2) Expand this to simplify
18 < (-3)(4x) - (-3)(2) Multiply -3 with 4x and -2
18 < -12x + 6 Start isolating 'x'
18 - 6 < -12x + 6 - 6 Subtract 6 from both sides
18 - 6 < -12x '+ 6' is cancelled out on the right side
12 < -12x Subtracted 6 from 18 on the left side
12/-12 < -12x/-12 Divide both sides by -12
12/-12 < x 'x' is isolated. Simplify left side
-1 < x Answer
x > -1 Standard formatting puts variable on the left side
