I think you could try adding up all the x and then divided
Answer:
27,36,45
Step-by-step explanation:
Pythagorean theorem





Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Xqual-5
Answer:
D. $81,728
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's first convert pounds to ounces.
4 pounds x (16 ounces / pound) = <u>64 ounces.</u> (Remember that when we're converting from a larger unit, pounds, to a smaller one, ounces, we'll have more ounces than pounds, so this answer makes sense!)
Let's now get the cost of the gold.
64 oz x ($1277 / oz) = <u>$81,728.</u> (Wow, that's a lot of gold!)
0.00000004 to the power of 4
Your answer would be <u>0</u>