Answer:
3.2. The decimal point moves left once because there's only one 0
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
probably is 140 or is it just the whole question?
I'd say B. but that's only because I divided the number of times he flipped the coin by the number of sides it has, 2, and came up with 246. The closest number on here to that is 231 or B. I hope I helped.
Answer:
=AC or 7.8102=AC
Step-by-step explanation:
If we connect a line from point A to point C we create a triangle, and we can use pythagorean theorem to find this distance. So the line from point A to point C will be our hypotenuse and the other two distances will be out side lengths.
25+36=
61=
=AC or 7.8102=AC
6.76 x 10^11
this is because when you are placing something in a scientific notation you basically move the decimal place behind the last hole number in this case 6. and count the remaining numbers behind the decimal such as .76,000,000,000 which there 11 counting 76 with the zeros. then you place the number of places behind the decimal as an exponent of 11 and keep all real numbers besides 0 as your other half
