It's a big alphabet, why confuse us with N and n?
Anyway, this one is a bit easier than it looks. We're going to look at it mod 11, meaning we're only interested in the remainders when we divide by 11. The nice thing about multiplication and addition is if we're going to take the remainder at the end, we can also take the remainders at the beginning and along the way and get the same answer, with smaller numbers.
That all sounds very complicated. It's easier explained.
100 =9*11 +1 so has remainder 1 when divided by 11. So if we multiply by 100 that's not going to change the remainder when we divided by 11; it's like multiplying by 1.
So 100, 100^2, 100^3, etc all have remainder 1 when divided by 11. So we need to add up 11 of them to get a number that's divisible by 11.
Answer: 11
Answer:
See Explanation and Attachment
Step-by-step explanation:
Your question is incomplete as the diagram of the polygon is not attached.
However, I'll give a general guide to calculate the area of a regular polygon.
If you apply these steps, you'll be able to solve your question.
The area of a regular polygon is calculated this.
Area = ½ap
Where a represents the apothem of the polygon and p represents the perimeter of the polygon.
The term "apothem" means the distance between the centre of the polygon and the base of the polygon.
Take for instance, the attachment below.
The polygon is a regular hexagon (it has 6 sides)
The apothem, a = 8.2 ft
The perimeter, p = The sum of all sides of the hexagon
p = (7.6 + 7.6 + 7.6 + 7.6 + 7.6 + 7.6)ft
p = 45.6 ft
Hence, the area of the polygon
A = ½ap becomes
A = ½ * 8.2 * 45.6
A = ½ * 373.92
A = 186.96ft²
Answer:
you need a better picture
Options:
a. Balance Transfers
b. Cash Advances
c. Payments
d. Interest Charges
Answer:
c. Payments
Step-by-step explanation:
Of all the given options, only (c) Payments decreases amount owed.
(a) Balance transfer means one is taking out cash from the account (i.e. a debit transaction); (b) Cash advances implies a withdrawal transaction from one's account and (c) Interest charges is the amount of interest deducted from an account over a debt for a given period.
As analysed , each of the above transactions increases debts.
However, (c) Payments implies a credit transaction and as such, reduces the amount owed.
