Answer w/ explanation:
The answer is 9.1
To round to 2 significant figures, we have to find the first significant figure. We find the first sig fig by looking for the first nonzero digit in the number (it can be before or after the decimal point), which is "9"
The next digit is "0". This will also be a significant figure in our answer.
It may seem we are done now since we found the two significant figures. However, let's look at the digit after "0" to see if we need to round up or down.
The digit after "0" is "7". Since 7 is greater than 5, we round up the "0" to a "1" in our final answer, making the answer 9.1
Side note:
The definition and concept of significant figures can be very confusing overall, so please continue to ask questions if you are still struggling with them.
Let me know if you need any clarifications, thanks!
~ Padoru
Equivalent fractions of 3/4:
6/8 (multiply 2 top and bottom)
9/12 (multiply 3 top and bottom)
12/16 (multiply 4 top and bottom)
These are just a few fractions equivalent to 3/4
hope this helps
Answer:
When x=4, y=64
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm going to use f(x)=y instead of the letters you have given so the problem would look like f(4)=64. The number in the parentheses, (x), will always be for when x=?. The number on the other side of the = is y=?.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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<u>m/96 = 5/8</u>
Multiply each side by 96 .
Then you will have <em>m = 480/8</em> .
This is the true value of 'm', but you may want to simplify it
to make it look prettier.
