Time zones<span> and </span>time<span> offsets. A </span>time zone<span> is a geographical region in which residents observe the same standard </span>time<span>. A </span>time<span> offset is an amount of </span>time<span> subtracted from or added to Coordinated Universal </span>Time<span> (UTC) </span>time<span> to get the current civil </span>time<span>, whether it is standard </span>time<span> or daylight saving </span>time<span> (DST)
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10 1 = 1/2 (10) -4=5-5= 1
-2 -5 = 1/2(-2)-4=-1-4= -5
4 -2 = 1/2(4)-4=2-4= -2
-8 -8 = 1/2(-8)-4=-4-4= -8
Since the surface is the top part of a sphere centred on the origin, the directions of steepest descent are any vector originating from the origin (0,0).
At (5,5), the direction would be dictated by the line joining (5,5) and the origin (0,0), i.e. along <5,5> or equivalently along <1,1>.
You can also go through vector calculus to arrive at the same result.
Answer:The length of the missing side can be calculated by the following formula;
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: Choice 2) A, B, C
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Explanation:
Use a calculator to find that,
- 946/32 = 29.5625
- 1157/11 = 105.1818 approximately
- 3524/44 = 80.0909 approximately
- 37392/82 = 456
The first three results have a decimal portion as the answer. So there is a remainder here. The remainder is the leftover bit that couldn't make another full value. Only choice D results in a whole number that isn't a decimal value, so this does not have a remainder.
As a smaller example, let's say we had 20 cookies and 3 people. If we want to divide the cookies evenly, then each person gets 20/3 = 6 full cookies and there would be 2 cookies left over (6*3 = 18 are eaten so 20-18 = 2 is left over). Notice that 20/3 = 6.67 approximately. The non-whole number decimal value indicates we have a remainder. If we had 21 cookies, then each person gets 21/3 = 7 full cookies with nothing left over, so there's no remainder here.