Given:
A man owns 3/4 of the share of a business and sells 1/3 of his shares for Bir 10,000.
To find:
The value of the business in Bir.
Solution:
Let x be the value of the business.
It is given that a man owns 3/4 of the share of a business and sells 1/3 of his shares for Bir 10,000.
Multiply both sides by 4.
Therefore, the value of the business is 40,000 Bir.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Possible:
Rolling a 1
Rolling a number less than 7
Rolling an even number
Impossible:
Rolling a number greater than 10
Rolling an 8
Simply use the formula they give you. For question 6, 4 is the radius. So the area of the circle is 4pi. Now for seven you do the same thing, but they gave you the diameter instead and it’s a half circle. So try that one on your own. Let me know if you get stuck
