Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Less than
2. Greater than
3. Equal to
4. Greater than
5. Equal to
6. Less than
Answer:
200 pieces
Step-by-step explanation:
20+60+120=200
There are 7 letters in fission, which we'll use as a factorial in the numerator. Of those 7 letters, there are two I's and two S's. To account for these repeating letters, we'll use the factorials of how many times the letters repeat and plug them into the denominator.
The factorial of 7 should be your numerator, and two factorials of 2 should be your denominator:

There are
1260 different permutations of the word fission.
Answer:
I know this is a bit late but it is 6 and 12
Step-by-step explanation:
if we use the formula b1 + b2 x h/ 2, u would do inverse operations. you multiply 2 on each side so that 72 would equal b1+b2xh and divide height on each side to get 18 is b1 + b2. if b1 is 2 times, it would be 2x + x is 3x and divide 3 on each side would give you 6 for x. If 6 is x, one side would be 6 and the other would be 12
Let's start by grouping like terms so we can factor out the most
(4x^4+24x^3)+(12x^2+8x)
now let's factor out as much as possible. we see all coefficients are multiples of 4, we will also factor out as high a degree of x as we can
4x^3(x+6)+4x(3x+2)
now we see that we still have a common multiple of 4x that we can remove
4x(x^2(x+6)+(3x+2))
so we find 4x is the largest value we can factor out