Heyyyyyyyyyyy! so uhm help please! 16500 rounded to the nearest whole numberrrr

Rom4ik [11]

Base on the diagram, and the following question, the following are the answers to your question.
#1 Congruent Angle
#2 Congruent Sides
#3 Side Angle Side
I hope you are satisfied with my answer and feel free to ask for more if you have question and further clarification

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3 years ago

6) 2(n + 5) = -2 help i wasn’t paying attention in my google meet

bonufazy [111]

Answer: the answer is -6

2(n+5) = -2

2n + 10 = -2

2n = -2 - 10

2n = -12

2n *1/2 = -12 * 1/2 = -6

n = -6

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3 years ago

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A father of 12 at death orders his lawyer to share his properties amongest his 12 sons. if the man is worth 12.3 million, and ea

GuDViN [60]

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The man has twelve sons. So we need an equation that has twelve numbers added to 12.3 million. The youngest son's share is what we want to find, so set it to x. Each son older will have 175 more than the one younger than him.

So the next to youngest will have x+175(1) and the next will have x+175(2) and so on to the twelfth one.

So....

x + x+175 + x+175(2) + x+175(3) + x+175(4) + x+175(5) + x+175(6) + x+175(7) + x+175(8) + x+175(9) + x+175(10) + x+175(11) = 12,300,000

Now simplify. Add all the x's and multiply all the numbers.

12x + 350+525+700+875+1050+1225+1400+1575+1750+1925+2100=12,300,000

Continue to simplify by adding.

12x+13,475=12,300,000 Now simplify by subtracting the non 'x' number from both sides

12x+13,475-13,475=12,300,000-13,475

12x=12,286,525 Now simplify by dividing both sides by 12.

x = 1,023,877.08

The youngest son will inherit 1,023,877.08.

There should be a unit:$, pounds, something.

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3 years ago

PLEASE HELP ME!!!! WILL REWARD BRAINLIEST!!!!!

Sergeu [11.5K]

Answer:

-4 and -2.

Step-by-step explanation:

First of all,... OH MAN,... that is serious brain twisting logic (if you can call it logic) and to be fair I had to ask a math expert person I'm acquainted with,... cause I didn't know either,... so nothing to be ashamed about,...

If we let 2x equal the lesser of the two consecutive EVEN integers, and we let y equal 2x+2 be the greater of the two consecutive EVEN integers,

(For example, this is like x = 1, so 2x=2, y=4 or x=7, so 2x=14 and y=16, we add 2 to the lesser even integer to get the next CONSECUTIVE even integer.)

This, y=2x+2, is one of the equations we need. To get the other,

"Four times the lesser (4*2x) is (=) 12 less (-12) than twice the greater (2y)."

Doing it all in math, we get:

4(2x) = 2y - 12

This simplifies to:

8x = 2y - 12

And using the first equation (y=2x+2) we can substitute "2x+2" in for "y"

8x = 2(2x + 2) - 12

Simplify the right side by first distributing:

8x = 4x + 4 - 12

Combine like terms on the right.

8x = 4x - 8

Subtract 4x from both sides

4x = -8

Divide both sides by 4

x= -2

Remember, our lesser even integer is 2x, so the lesser integer is 2*(-2)= -4, the greater is (-4)+2= -2.

Final answer: The two consecutive even integers are -4 and -2.

To be even more fair I don't fully understand this completely either,... he explained it to me and I and getting it,... so anyway,... Hope it helps, and

Chow,...!

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3 years ago

Will the quotient of 2÷1/3 be smaller or bigger than each term? Explain in words.

RSB [31]

In short, if the denominator is a decimal or a fraction and you have an integer in the numerator, the numerator gets blown up.

so if you divide by 1/2, the numerator blows up to twice as large, if you divide by 1/5, to five times as large, if you divide by 1/3... well, let's see,

$\bf 2\div \cfrac{1}{3}\implies \cfrac{2}{1}\div \cfrac{1}{3}\implies \cfrac{2}{1}\cdot \cfrac{3}{1}\implies \cfrac{6}{1}\implies 6$

why is that? well, you're dividing, and so is saying "how many times 1/3 goes into 2"?

well, 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 = 3/3 or 1, so in 1 whole, the fraction goes there 3 times, so in 2 wholes, it'll be 6 times.

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3 years ago