Well, a rational decimal is like a simple 3.1 or 4.5. It just cuts off easily. Another example would be a repeating decimal like 3.333333...
An irrational decimal is like 3.1415682983523576294875 with no pattern or cutoff point.
Sorry if I am wrong.
Answer:
0.05, 0.5, 0.507, 0.57, 0.577
Step-by-step explanation:
Amount of students x Amount of buses
= 32 x 6
= 192 [students]
You need 192 seats since there are 192 students. To find how many rows you need you divide 192 by 8 which gives you 24
24 rows of seats are needed for the students
Answer:
log(32/125)
=log32 - log125 [log(x/y)=log(x) - log(y)]
=log(2)^2 - log(5)^3
=2log2-3log5 [log(x)^p=p log x]
=2a-3b
Answer:
a= 180-60-55=65
we know that the angle of a flat(?) ground would be 180, so we can take away the 60 and 55 to find a.
b=180-90-65=25
the sum of interior angle of a triangle would be 180, now we know what a is, also the right angle is 90, now we can take away the 90 and 65 to find b.
c=25
c is 25, because two angles on both sides of a X is the same
