Answer:
no
Step-by-step explanation:
because 1.3m is small
and 65M is very big I need 65m
Answer:
p^3 / q^12
Step-by-step explanation:
p^6 q^4
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p^3 q^16
We know a^b / a^c = a^(b-c)
First with variable p
p^6 / p ^3 = p^(6-3) = p^3
Then with variable q
q^4 / q^16 = q^(4-16) = q^-12 and a^-b = 1/ a^b = 1 /q^12
p^3 * 1/ q^12
p^3 / q^12
Answer: The answer would be D. 64
Step-by-step explanation: Understanding that the question noted that the second rectangle was dilated from PQRS, which has a perimeter of 16. With the coordinates of point P for the first rectangle being (2,0.5) whilst the second rectangle has point P at (8,2). To figure out the perimeter, divide point P from the second rectangle with point P from the first. The result would be 4. Thus, the scale factor is 4, which you then multiply the perimeter of PQRS by, which was 16. 16 times 4 equals 64.
0.19 for one cookie and 0.59 for one doughnut
x for how much one cookie costs and y for how much one doughnut costs
6x+4y=3.5
12x+5y=5.23
solve by substitution: (elimination would work too)
4y=3.5-6x
y=0.875-1.5x
12x+5(0.875-1.5x)=5.23
12x+4.375x-7.5x=5.23
4.5x=0.855
x=0.19
now use x to solve for y:
6(0.19)+4y=3.5
1.14+4y=3.5
2.36=4y
y=0.59
Check the work: 6(0.19)+4(0.59)=3.5
Answer: Your answer is 0 (F.O.I.L) first. outer. inner. last. Or you could use what my teacher calls the magic box
Step-by-step explanation:
So for the boxes you multiply for example the top left box you multiply the 9 above it and the 9 to the left or like the top right box you multiply the -9 above it and the 9 on the outside of the box to the left
