Answer:
a) The blue whale has about 200 times more mass
Step-by-step explanation:
(blue whale mass)/(cow mass) = (1.8×10^5 kg)/(9×10^2 kg)
... = (1.8/9)×10^(5-2)
... = 0.2×10^3
... = 200
The blue whale has about 200 times as much mass as a cow.
Answer:
b 14.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok 25+4=29 then half of 29 is 14.5
Answer:
It would be 2,000x+200
Step-by-step explanation:
okay it costs $200 to attend so that's a cost you are going to have to pay regardless. The $2,000 depends on how many cars you buy. So it would be 2,000 (times how ever many cars you buy) plus the $200.
Answer:
<em>Daniel does have enough money to make this car payment</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Addition and Subtraction</u>
Daniel has an initial balance of $460.63 on this checking account.
He must pay $85.23 for groceries.
The new balance is $460.63 - $85.23 = $375.40
He then pays $81.34 for his cell phone bill. The balance is now $375.40 - $81.34 = $294.06.
He receives a shopping refund of $52.13 that adds up to this balance that now is: $294.06 + $52.13 = $346.19.
Daniel has to make his $264 car payment. The balance is $346.19, thus:
Daniel does have enough money to make this car payment
Answer: 130 kg 920 g
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
The weight of the goat is 59 kg 720 g
The combined weight of goat and cow is 190 kg 640 g
Suppose, the weight of the cow is x kg
We know, 1 kg=1000 g
Converting weight into kg
Goat weight
Total weight
Then, the cow weight is given by
