Answer
Answer
The speedometer is likely to show the speed is either 36.0 mph or 44.0 mph.
To prove
Formula

Where error = |Approx value - Exact value |
First case
As given
A speedometer has a percent error of 10%. The actual speed of the car is 40 mph.
Here
Percentage error = 10%
Exact value = 40 mph
error = - (Approx value - Exact value )
= - (Approx value - 40 )
= - Approx value + 40
Put in the formula


Thus
Approx value = 40 - 4
Approx value = 36 mph
Therefore Option (b) is correct .
Second Case
error = (Approx value - Exact value )
= (Approx value - 40 )
= Approx value - 40
Put in the formula


Thus
Approx value = 40 + 4
Approx value = 44 mph
Therefore Option (c) is correct .
Answer:
What is the rest of the question
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
-6x - 24
Step-by-step explanation:
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hope dis helps ^-^
Exponents can make the problem smaller and look less confusing. If you see a problem with 5*5*5*5*5*5*5*5 then you're going to eventually loose count and will have to keep repeating. But if you put 5 to the 8th power then you know right away just to multiply 5, (8) times,
I think the answer would be 1/2 but i’m not sure if that’s what it’s asking