Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Change the mixed fractions to an improper fraction.
4 5/7 = 32/7
1 6/7 = 13/7
Now you can easily subtract since both fractions have common denominators
32/7 - 13/7
(Think: 32 - 13 = 19)
Change the improper fraction to a mixed fraction
19/7 = 2 5/7
Answer: 2 5/7
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I'm assuming the square root is over the entire fraction (and not just over the 1). If so, then the answer is 1/14
Apply the square root to each part:
sqrt(1) = sqrt(1^2) = 1
sqrt(196) = sqrt(14^2) = 14
The general rule is sqrt(x^2) = x where x is any positive number.
Note how
(1/14)*(1/14) = (1*1)/(14*14) = 1/196
showing that 1/14 multiplied with itself is 1/196. The square root just thinks of this process in reverse. You start with 1/196 and end up with 1/14.
Answer:
Option a, (x-26)x
Step-by-step explanation:
Length is 26 units less than its width, let the length be x, so the width is x+26, so it's area will be their multiplication,
x(x+26)
since the formula to find area is (length×width)
However thing to note, if you assume the width to be x, the the length will be (x-26), so here the area becomes (x-26)x
since here the length is less than width, (x-26)x is the answer we will use.
Answered by GAUTHMATH
