For this case, the first thing you should know is the meaning of the acronym S.I.
S.I .: International system
The unit for the mass of any object in the international system is:
m: [kilograms]
Therefore, the unit of measurement of the mass of a boulder is kilograms.
Answer:
the correct SI unit to use in measuring the mass of a boulder is:
C. kilograms
4x+ 3 = 3(2x-5) ;x=2; x^{2} = 4
V = x³ - 6x²y + 12xy² - 8y³
V = (x - 2y)³
= (x - 2y)(x - 2y)(x - 2y) ( expand first pair of factors )
= (x² - 4xy + 4y²)(x - 2y) ( multiply terms in first by terms in second )
= x³ - 4x²y + 4xy² - 2x²y + 8xy² - 8y³ ( collect like terms )
= x³ - 6x²y + 12xy² - 8y³
Would it be negative fourty (-40) as the difference between 20 and -10 is 30 so -10 minus 30 is -40 ?
Answer:
12 miles per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
Let speed of boat in still water be "x"
and speed of current be "c"
So, downstream rate would be "x + c"
And, upstream rate would be "x - c"
Now, given c = 4
We can use the distance formula, D = RT, where
D is distance, R is rate, and T is time
to solve this.
Downstream:
D = RT
92 = (x+4)(t)
Upstream:
D = RT
46 = (x-4)(t)
Both the times are same, we can equate both the times. Lets simplify first:
t = 92/(x+4)
and
t = 46/(x-4)
Equate:

Now, cross multiply and solve for x to get our answer:

Speed of Boat (in still water) = 12 mph