The word domestic in GDP is the key to your answer. That means only income that was made in the United States (domestically) can be counted in the GDP.
The sentence you want to pay attention to is
GDP does not include income received by (sic) other countries. This sentence should read
GDP does not include income originating in other countries. No matter how it is written, that is the sentence you want which tells you what not to count.
You can only count income that originated in the United States.
The sentence you want is the last one of the first paragraph.
Answer: 1. the first dot 2. 6 2/4 inches 3. number 2 4. 7 inches
Step-by-step explanation: trust me bro
Answer: 682
Also, each rectangle’s width is half its height. It can be expressed as
w= 1/2h<span>
The first rectangle is 32cm tall. Then the measurement would be
h=32
w= 1/2h= 16
</span>The first rectangle is 32cm tall and e<span>ach rectangle is half as tall as the previous one. That can be expressed as
h(n)= 32(1/2)^n-1
The area of rectangle is
area(n)= h*w
area(n)=h*</span> (1/2h)= 1/2h ^2
area(n)= 1/2 {32(1/2)^n-1}^2<span>
area(n)= 512(1/2)^2n-2
Then the sum of the 5 rectangle would be:
</span>area(1) + area(2) + area(3) + area(4)+ area(5)
512(1/2)^2(1)-2 + 512(1/2)^2(2)-2 + 512(1/2)^2(3)-2 + 512(1/2)^2(4)-2 +512(1/2)^2(5)-2 =
512+ 512/4 + 512/16+ 512/ 64 + 512/ 256=
512+ 128 + 32+ 8 + 2= 682
By the additive property of equality, the equations John wrote are equivalent.
<h3>Additive property of equality: Determining equivalent equations</h3>
From the question, we are to determine if the equations John wrote are equivalent.
From the given information,
John wrote that
5 + 5 = 10
Then,
He added n to both sides of the equation to get
5 + 5 + n = 10 + n
From the Additive property of equality, we have that
"<em>If we add or subtract the same number to both sides of an equation, the sides remain equal</em>."
Since, John added the same number, n, to both sides of the equation, the equations John wrote are equivalent.
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