1. 44
2. 126.854
3. 9 5/12
4. so 0.00635
5. 5*5*11
6. 704
7. 4
8. 8,3'9
9. $1296
10. absolute value meas that whatever the result is in between the abolute value signs you make it positive so if 2-3 wer in absolute value signs the answer would be +1
11. prime 2=2
12. composite 9=3*3
13. prime 29=29
14. composite 51=3*17
15. composite 77=
16. prime 101=101
17. composite 231=3*7*11
18. composite 4924=2*2*1231
19. prime 1=1
20. prime 31=31
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that all of the ages are 7 apart so we don't need to mess with that.
Since Ed's age is 3/2 times Ted's age, we can make an equation.
Ted = t
Ed = e
e = 3/2t
Now we can just substitute and see if it checks out.
21 = 1.5 * 14
And since they are equal B is the answer.
Answer:
It should be obtuse or isosceles but theres no answer for isosceles so put obtuse
The answer to the problem would be 10 19/12 (Improper Fraction) or 11 7/12 (Proper Fraction).
To start, you would want to make both fractions on each whole number have the same denominator by finding the least common multiple, in this case it is 12.
To change the denominator in the fraction 3/4, you would multiple the denominator by 3 to make it 12, and what you do to the bottom you must do to the top ( multiple the numerator by 3 as well ), making it 9/12.
To make the denominator 12 in the fraction 5/6, simply multiple the denominator by 2 to make it 12, and the numerator by 2 as well to make it 10, making it 10/12.
Solve the new equation:
4 9/12 + 6 10/12 =
10 19/12 (Improper Fraction) or 11 7/12 (Proper Fraction).
