Answer: In math, especially when learning algebra and geometry, you are more likely to a lot of deductive reasoning. That is the process of using theorems, properties of numbers and other recognized rules and procedures to solve equations, to prove geometrical constructions, congruence of angles, etc. Deductive reasoning is the foundation of most of that kind of math, so it is more important when learning and applying the principles and theorems.
Inductive reasoning involves taking specific observations and known facts and using them to make predictions and generalizations. You are more likely to use inductive reasoning when working with statistics and probability.
So both are important at some point, but it may be more important to learn deductive reasoning at first.
Complete question :
Leah is creating satin bows for a wedding. From a 15-meter-long ribbon, she first cuts a piece 3 4/9 meters long. Then she cuts a piece 6 5/9 meters long from the remaining ribbon. How much ribbon does Leah have left?
Answer:
5 m
Step-by-step explanation:
Total ribbon cut :
3 4/9 + 6 5/9 =
31/9 + 59/9
= 90 /9
= 10 meters
Total Length of ribbon = 15 m
Ribbon left :
15 - 10 = 5 m
Answer:
c
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: Cube A is larger. This is because volume is found by multiplying length × width × height. The length, width, and height of a cube are ALWAYS equal. Therefore if cube B has a length of 4.8 inches it also has a height of 4.8 inches and a width of 4.8 inches. To find its volume multiply 4.8×4.8×4.8 this will give you 110.592 cubic inches. This means cube A is larger.
