Remember that multiplication is <em>commutative</em>, which means the order in which we multiply things doesn't matter.
The order of u × q × v × p (which we can abbreviate uqvp) isn't as important as the fact that <em>we're multiplying all four values together</em>. We could just as easily rewrite the expression as pquv, and it'd represent the same value.
To find this value then, we can simply multiply pq and uv - the values we already know - together.
If we start with the expression pq = 23, we can multiply either side by uv (taking advantage of the <em>multiplication property of equality) </em>to get
pquv = 23uv
And since we know that uv = 1/23, we can use the <em>substitution property of equality</em> to replace the uv on the right side with 1/23:
pquv = 23(1/23)
The <em>inverse property of multiplication </em>states that any number multiplied by its inverse (its reciprocal) gives us 1. 23 and 1/23 are reciprocals of each other, so 23(1/23) = 1, which means
pquv = 1
Finally, going back to the second paragraph, we can use the <em>commutative property of multiplication </em>to rearrange the left side of the equation, giving us the solution
uqvp = 1
0.125 sorry if I’m wrong :(
Answer:
8 : 24 P.M
Step-by-step explanation:
Data provided in the question:
On December 1 bright star Procyon will just be rising on the eastern horizon at 10 P.M
Now,
we know that Stars rise 4 minutes earlier each night
Therefore,
24 days later i.e after 24 nights the total early time
= 24 days × 4 minutes per day
= 96 minutes
or
= 1 hour 36 minutes early
Hence,
on Christmas Day the star will rise at 1 hour 36 minutes early than 10 P.M
= 8 : 24 P.M
Answer:
She should buy some good quality juice so she can sell it and buy Chandler a ostrich.
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