To determine the number of platelets present in the human body, we need a relation that would relate this value to the given value above which is the number of white blood cells. Fortunately, we are given a ratio of 30. So, we use this value as follows:
number of platelets/number of white blood cells = 30
number of platelets / <span>8×10^3 white blood cells = 30
number of platelets = 240000</span>
Answer:
14
Step-by-step explanation:
hi! so the question is asking what h is when you input -18 for x, right?
inputing in this question means to substitute, meaning that in this equation, -18 will take the place of x!
- let's see what the equation looks like now

- easy as that!
now let's do the math :)
- because of PEMDAS, remember to do the fraction (dividing) first!

we can change that to --> h = 17 - 3
h = 14
let me know if you're still confused!
0.12 rounded to the nearest tenth is 0.10
Answer:
C<B<A
Step-by-step explanation:
C Is smallest
The square root of 400 is 20 so its in the middle
And A is the biggest
C is less than B
B is less than A