Answer: 3/18 simplified 1/6
Step-by-step explanation:
6+5+7= whole (18)
1+2=part (3)
There are 8! ways to arrange the 8 letters. Due to the repeated L (3×) and A (2×), only one out of (2!)(3!) = 12 of these is unique.
The number of unique arrangements is 8!/(2!*3!) = 3,360
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I can help you with #20. For example, lets say 3/5, this fraction would be made up of 5 parts and 3 are covered, which doesn't make it full, if it was 5/5 it would be full. When you do something with a reciprocal you turn it over, so 3/5 would be turned over to 5/3, thus making it a whole number
C C because the absolute value of -100 is 100 which is greater than zero
