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xxTIMURxx [149]
2 years ago
11

Using the results from parts D through G, write an expression that represents the number of years elapsed between the disappeara

nce of the Greek city of Helike and the end of the US Civil War. Write the expression in terms of c and w. Then solve the expression to find out how many years separate these two events.
Mathematics
1 answer:
nlexa [21]2 years ago
3 0

The mathematical expression to represent the number of years elapsed since the disappearance of Helike until the end of the American Civil War is:

  • T (years from Helike's disappearance to the end of the Civil War) = w + 373

To reach this conclusion we had to search for additional information and found that the year of the disappearance of the Greek city of Helike is -⅕ times the year the American Civil War ended.

  • Helike's disappearance year = (-w / 5)

According to the previous expression, the year of Helike's disappearance is:

  • Helike's disappearance year = (-1865/5) = -373

According to the previous data, it can be inferred that the expression that represents the number of years elapsed between the disappearance of the Greek city of Helike and the end of the US Civil War is:

  • T = w + 373
  • T = 1865 + 373
  • T = 2238

Note: This question is incomplete because the is some information missing. However, I can answer it based on my prior knowledge.

Learn more about Civil War in: brainly.com/question/14234520

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