Answer:
8 is the answer
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a fairly easy question. So I'll break it down and give you a description of the terms.
A repeating decimal (like 1/3, 3.333etc is often written as 3.3 with a dot above the second 3 or a ... or an etc) can be anything you chose, 0.7222etc...., 0.3555etc.... Any number which goes on forever. Your choice! A terminating decimal does not go on forever, like 0.25 or 0.43353. It can be as long as you like but it has to end at some point.
Inequalities are just a question, which value is bigger? You use a < or > to show the relationship, x<y means x is smaller than y. Same for y>x.
So just choose two numbers, 0.333... and... let's say, 0.72. 0.72 is larger so we write 0.333...<0.72
Done!
If you want to keep it technical, the normal “/unit rate” for running is minutes per mile. You can use dimensional analysis like I did below to find the answer. You should get 11.45 min/mile or about 11 min 25 sec per mile
Answer:
Segment CA || Segment HR (by Converse of the Corresponding Angles Postulate)
Step-by-step explanation:
Postulate Segment CA || Segment HR by Converse of the Corresponding Angles
