How do you use subtraction to find a missing addend in an addition problem? Explain
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Try making a grid like this. Apologies for the terrible drawing and handwriting. It represents all possible results of rolling two dice and summing their values. The blue column and yellow row represent the values of each die, and the green numbers reptesent their sums.
First, you can see that there are 36 possible values. Second, it's easy to see how many results are greater than 9, since they're all in one corner. And last, you can see just how many are even and how many are odd. Remember to reduce your fractions in the end.
First, you can see that there are 36 possible values. Second, it's easy to see how many results are greater than 9, since they're all in one corner. And last, you can see just how many are even and how many are odd. Remember to reduce your fractions in the end.
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EXPLANATION
The volume of a cylinder is given by the formula:
The given cylinder has diameter 6. This means that, the radius is
The is height is
We substitute the values into the formula to obtain;
The volume is
to the nearest hundredth
EXPLANATION
The volume of a cylinder is given by the formula:
The given cylinder has diameter 6. This means that, the radius is
The is height is
We substitute the values into the formula to obtain;
The volume is