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Call the missing value 'n'
35n < 45.
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Putting the other player's king in check is always a good move. true
<h3>What is chess?</h3>
- The policies of chess allow a king to take an opponent's piece whilst in check, so long as that piece isn't always being defended.
- At the equal time, a king in the test is usually forced to move.
- The standard regulations of chess, a participant may not make any pass that places or leaves their king in the test.
- A player may additionally pass the king, seize the threatening piece, or block the check with some other piece.
- A king cannot look at the opposing king, considering this will vicinity the first king in check as well.
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It bisects so DE=EF
DE=5y
EF=13y-8
so
5y=13y-8
minus 13y both sides
-8y=-8
divide both sides by -8
y=1
DE=5y=5(1)=5
DE=EF=5
DF=DE+EF=5+5=10
DE=5
EF=5
DF=10
Answer:
its basically just x=4
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
y=x+w/5
Step-by-step explanation:
x=5y-w
step 1: bring the additional letters/numbers next to the "5y" over to the left
x+w= 5y
step 2: divide the numbers and letters on both sides of the "=" by 5 to only get the letter y
x+w/5= y
step 3: swap them over
y= x+w/5
(we can't get an answer from x+w/5 because the terms are unlike, therefore we keep it as a fraction