Neptune's distance from the sun is d₁ = 4.503 x 10⁹ km.
Mercury's distance from the sun is d₂ = 5.791 x 10⁷ km.
Calculate the number of times d₁ is greater than d₂.

Answer: 7.7759 x 10⁻¹ times
Answer:
<em>0 < X < 40</em>
Explanation:
[ Leg A ] 13
[ Leg B ] 27
[ Leg C ] x
Since We Are Missing The Third Side Of The Triangle.
x Has To Be Greater Than 0 But Less Than 40
I think the second i didnt make it on paper but its the one that more convence me
Answer:
135000
Step-by-step explanation:
1500 x 3 x 30
so u start out with ur number u have now then u multiply that by 3 because it triples every year and it askes the population in 30 years so its 1500x3x30 = 135000 ur welcome
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