If you mean <u>6²</u>
2(3)+4 that would be <u>36
</u> 10 or 3.6
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</u>If you mean 6²/2(3)+4 then 36/2=18 x 3= 54 +4=58 (following order of operation)
If you meant the first example I did, I would have rewritten it as
6² ÷ (2x3+4)= for clarity. That would force me to do what is in parentheses first.
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Answer:
Graph 1: u-v
Graph 2: u-w
Graph 3: w-v
Graph 4: v-u
Step-by-step explanation:
First, let us find u-v, u-w, w-v, v-u.
<u>u-v:</u>
<-2,-7> - <3,-4> = <-2-3,-7-(-4)>= <-5,-3>
<u>u-w:</u>
<-2,-7> - <5,1> = <-2-5,-7-1> = <-7,-8>
<u>w-v:</u>
<5,1> - <3,-4> = <5-3,1-(-4)> = <2,5>
<u>v-u:</u>
<3,-4> - <-2,-7> = <3-(-2),-4-(-7)> = <5,3>
Then we can match the results with the graphs.
Graph 1: u-v
Graph 2: u-w
Graph 3: w-v
Graph 4: v-u
Answer:
72 ounces
Step-by-step explanation:
4.5×16
=72
Call the weght of the first truck "

". We then know that the truck after that is 2 tons more, and the next and the next. i.e:



We also know that total is 32 tons.





Therefore the trukcs weigh 5,7,9 and 11 tons for a total of 32 tons.
Converting to pounds, the trucks weigh 10,000, 14,0000, 18,0000 and 22,000 pounds.
Answer:
Given:
,
,
,
formed by two intersecting segments.
In the given figure;
Linear pair states that a pair adjacent angle formed when two lines intersect.
Then by definition of linear pairs,
and
forms a linear pair
Also,
and
forms a linear pair.
Linear pair postulates states that the two angle that forms a linear pair are supplementary(i,e add up to 180 degree).
Then by linear pair postulates;

and

Substitution property of equality states that if x =y then, x can be substituted in for y or vice -versa.
then by substitution property of equality:

Addition property of equality states that:
if x =y, then x + z = y+ z
By addition property of equality:
hence proved!