Answer:
"Make sure one of them is a match"
Step-by-step explanation:
It takes a little practice and above all to generate heat through friction. By raising the temperature of the woods, it is possible to reach the ignition temperature through friction.
Fires require good equipment and good technique. The majority of times it fails is due to a lack of technique and equipment. This can make learning difficult.
For wood selections, you generally want to comply with the following:
- Dry Tinder
- You should be able to press the wood. If you can't, then it is too difficult.
- Wood not very strong but not soft
- Not sap in the wood
Make the friction forming a 90 degree angle between them, like a cross. Keep one of the sticks supported on the floor vertically, and the other horizontally rubbing it against it at rapid speed, at intervals.
Under this wood put dry tinder that is able to ignite quickly once you generate the fire.
And for the Puzzle remember the orden of the words:
<h2>Make sure one of them is a match. </h2>
Use tree wood, rub and heat until ignition is generated.
Answer:
C:108+4x+4=180
Step-by-step explanation:
The angles are supplementary so they sum up to 180
I believe that on the shape is length times the width which is 56
Answer: No, it is not a solution
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Explanation:
The point (3,-4) means that x = 3 and y = -4 pair up together
Let's plug these x,y values into each equation
Starting with the first equation, we get,
y = 4x-16
-4 = 4(3)-16 ... x replaced with 3; y replaced with -4
-4 = 12-16
-4 = -4 .... this is a true statement
Repeat for the second equation
y = 2x-6
-4 = 2(3)-6
-4 = 6-6
-4 = 0 ... this is false
Since we get a false statement, this means (3,-4) is not on the line y = 2x-6, which means that overall (3,-4) is not a solution to the system of equations. The point (3,-4) must make both equations true for it to be a solution.
