Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
log20 = 1.301 (when you see only "log" with no base, it is taken as a base 10)
This basically means:
(This is the log in exponential form)
Since we don't know what 
is equal to, we will say = x
So to solve for = x, you do the same thing. (convert to exponential form)
Now you will notice that both of these equations are equal to 20.
Since 20 = 20,
we can say 
= 
Another way of saying 100, is 
(make the bases the same)
Now we get 
(we get 2x because an exponent to the power of an exponent (
) is the same as 2 * x)
Because you have the same base, you can just ignore the 10s and focus on the exponents. So you get:
2x = 1.301
x = 0.6505
The answer is that she would have been up to bat 19 times
well, the triangle is an isosceles, so it twin sides, and the twin sides make twin angles, as we see by the tickmarks on A and C, meaning AB = BC.
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In this question, you are given 3 separate vegetables without single price. If you want to solve it step by step, it will be easier to count each vegetable price before hand. The price would be:
Cucumber: 2$/6 pieces= $0.33 /piece
Pepper: $9/12 pieces= $0.75/piece
Tomatoes: 4$/6 pieces= $0.66/piece
Then the total cost for the chef shopping item would be: 9 * $0.33 + 18 * $0.75 + 21* $0.66= $3 + $13.5+ $14= $30.5
