To calculate the distance between 2 points we will use the following equation:
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For this exercise we have the following data:
We plug the values into the distance equation and solve for the unknown Y
first of all make a diagram write 20 and circle that and make a line write their 2× 10 and circle 2 and again make a line and write 2× 5 and make a circle and write 20= 2,2,5
Answer:
The simplyfied version would be 19/4
Show of work:
(1/4)^-2 = 4^2
3 × 8^2/3 × 1 = 12
(9/16)^1/2 = 3/4
4^2 - 12 + 3/4
Convert elements to fractions:
-12 × 4 + 3
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4 4
Since the denominators are equal combine the fractions:
-12 × 4 + 3
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4
-12 × 4 + 3 = -45
= -45/4
=4^2 - 45/4
4^2 = 16
16 - 45/4
16 × 4 - 45. 16 × 4 - 45
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4 4. 4
-> 16 × 4 - 45 = 19
= 19/4
Answer: 42.9%
Step-by-step explanation:
Percent error is the difference between the measured and known value, which is divided by the known value, and then multiplied by 100%.
Percent error = (Estimated number- Actual number)/Actual Number × 100.
= (60 - 42)/42 × 100
= 18/42 × 100
= 0.429 × 100
= 42.9%
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