The names PNM and MPN are perfectly valid. The order of the letters doesn't matter. In fact, there are 6 ways to name this plane if we just use the 3 letters. If we include "plane Z", then there are 7 total ways to name the plane.
For some reason, your teacher wants P to be the third letter as s/he mentioned MNP and NMP. But again, the order doesn't matter.
For a standard double six set domino and starting with a double six,
6|6 followed by 6|5 followed by 5|5 followed by 5|4 followed by 4|4 followed b 4|4 followed by 4|3 followed by 3|3 followed by 3|2 followed by 2|2 followed by 2|1 followed by 1|1 followed by 1|0 followed by 0|0
The last number is 0
Since 7 is greater than 5, you input it into the last equation.
2•(7) -7
14-7
7
The answer is 7!
are those the options? something is wrong here and I'm not sure what. I'm sorry if this is wrong, I tried my best
Answer:
-2,928
Step-by-step explanation:
12 ( 32 - [ 23 • 12 ] )
order of operations PEMDAS ( parenthesis, exponents, multiplication/division, addition/subtraction )
23 • 12 = 276
12 ( 32 - 276 )
12 ( -244 )
-2,928
Answer:
Answer is a
Step-by-step explanation:
