Answer:
(1,4)
Step-by-step explanation:
this is the new answer after some reviewing of the problem
Answer:
about x=38.1
Step-by-step explanation:
9x38.1=342.9
Answer:
The answer is E: I, II, and III
Step-by-step explanation:
The three major features of a well designed experiment are:
1. Replication: If an experiment cannot be replicated, then it is not a well-designed experiment. Replication is one of the major characteristics of a well designed experiment
2. Control: A well designed experiment must have a control. Control, in an experiment, can be referred to as the steps taken to curb the impact of extraneous variables
3. Randomization: Subjects are expected to be randomly assigned to different groups.
Answer:
Option B
Step-by-step explanation:
Don't trust answers teachers don't bother to spell correctly. Plus, finding the 100th term is very easy.
However, the explicit formula will take a long time to use, because it's explicit.
Option C is just wrong. You're supposed to multiply in the recursive formula.
Option D might be correct, but never trust those answers. Teachers do that to trip you up
Okay, I think I understand this. Our first step is to solve how long the string is after he used some of it to tie the package. I have a feeling we have to subtract 7/8 - 1/5. Find a least common multiple (in this case, it's 40) and our new fractions are 35/40 and 8/45. Subtract:
35/40 - 8/40 = 27/40.
I don't think this can be simplified down any further as they do not have any common factors. So with that in mind, let's divide 27/40 with 5/1 (5/1 is basically 5 wholes but in fraction version)
When dividing fractions, you want to use the KCF technique (my old math teacher taught me this). Keep the first fraction the same (in this case, 27/40), change the sign from multiplication to division, and flip 5/1 to get it's reciprocal, 1/5. The equation will look like this:
27/40 * 1/5 = 27/200
So each piece is about 27/200 m in length (or 0.135 m in length).
If this is wrong, please let me know, but this is what I got out of this question. I hope this helped you :)