Answer:
5 days
Step-by-step explanation:
26+35+41+ 18 = 120
120/24 = 5
The area of the parallelogram with a height of 13cm and base 20cm is 260cm².
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How to find area of a parallelogram?</h3>
A parallelogram is simply a quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel sides.
The area of a parallelogram is expressed as;
A = base × height
Given the data in the diagram;
- Height of the parallelogram = 13cm
- Base of the parallelogram = 20cm
- Area of the parallelogram = ?
Plug the given values into the equation above and solve for A.
A = base × height
A = 20cm × 13cm
A = 260cm²
The area of the parallelogram with a height of 13cm and base 20cm is 260cm².
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Answer:
Mean: 67.7 (rounded to the nearest tenth)
Median: 52.2
Mode: 55
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the the mean is to take all the numbers, all them together and divide by how many numbers there is. 50+55+42+38+163+55+61= 564 then divided by 6 is 67.7
to find the median is to put all the numbers in order, (I prefer to go increasing order) and then find the middle number. If there is no middle number you take the two numbers around it and subtract them from one n another.
Mode is to find the most common number. Whichever number repeats itself
Hope I helped!
Explanation:
1. Identify the different constellations of variables. Here there are three:
2. Combine coefficients of each of the different variable constellations:
(8.1 -2.8)b +(6.7 +0.9)a +(2.5 +7)
5.3b +7.8a +9.5
3. Perform any other operations that might be required depending on the sort of equivalent wanted. For example, one could write ...
5.3(b +(78/53)a) +9.5 . . . . . . . shows the weight of a relative to b