Answer: c.
Explanation: The first thing you do when you subtract mixed numbers is convert them into improper fractions. 4 3/4 can be converted to 19/4 and 1 1/3 can be converted into 4/3. To be able to subtract or add fractions they need to have the same denominator a number in which both denominators can go into and that number is 12. 4 can equally go into 12 and so can 3. Now that you have found the common denominator (12) you have to find out what kind of operation you need to do in order for 4 to be 12 and for 3 to also be 12. And that is by multiplying. If you multiply 4 by 3 and get 12 and 3 by 4 to get 12 as well. Whatever you do to the bottom of the fraction you also do to the top so 19 x 3 / 4 x 3 = 57/12. Do the same to the other improper fraction: 4 x 4/ 3 x4 = 16/12. They both now have the same denominator but you have to subtract so,,57/12 - 16/12 = 41/12 you have the answer to the subtraction problem but you can probably tell that it isn’t any of the options on the question. Simplifying 41/12 will give you the mixed number 3 5/12.
Answer:
take 40 degree as reference angle
using sine rule
let opposite be x
sine 40=opposite/hypotenuse
0.64=x/7
0.64*7=x
4.48=x
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Answer:
I think it's b
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but I'm not sure
A) you cannot combined square roots if the radicands aren't the same.
Its like variables. You can only add like terms. IE You cannot add 2x +3y.
Its the only rule that applies to the problem.
Answer:
hope this helps
2x-4
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