V^2/(1-v^2/c^2)=R
v^2=R(1-v^2/c^2)
v^2=R-Rv^2/c^2
v^2-Rv^2/c^2=R
v^2(1-R/c^2)=R
v=sqrt(R/(1-R/c^2))
where R was original right side, dont forget plus minus
Answer:
10
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Answer:
6
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sorry if it wrong
Answer:
i would say b
Step-by-step explanation: if they all slept 4 hours a night then all 9 would have a total of 36 and a night would be 1 so 36 to 1
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What we know:
-quire=25 sheets
-ream=100 sheets
So, we are looking for how many quires can fit into a ream. All we have to do is divide the number of sheets in a ream (100) by the number of sheets in a quire (25) because dividing allows us to see how many times a specific number can go into another number, which is what we are looking for. (How many quires are in a ream).
100/25=4
Therefore 4 quires can fit into a ream.
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