I think the answer may be D. You can graph the points and draw a line through the points to see what other points are intersected by the line.
Answer:
26. <u>c. 6 cm</u>
27. <u>c. 70 cm³</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Question 26</u>
- Volume = Length × Width × Height
- 360 = 10 × 6 × Width
- Width = 6 cm
- <u>c. 6 cm</u>
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<u>Question 27</u>
- Volume = Length × Width × Height
- Volume = 7 × 5 × 2
- Volume = 70 cm³
- <u>c. 70 cm³</u>
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<u>Question 28 (not entirely visible)</u>
Answer:
Estimate one digit past the smallest precisely known digit or marking
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine the last digit in any measured number : Estimate one digit past the smallest precisely known digit or marking
This is employed mostly when trying to round off a measured or calculated number to a precise number of digits and in other to determine the last digit in the given number we will have to estimate one digit past the smallest precisely known digit
Answer:
any number
Step-by-step explanation:
it could be any number because 1 multiplied by another number is always going to be the starting number, idk tho
<span>One method of converting a fraction into a decimal is dividing the fraction's numerator (the top number) by its denominator (the bottom number). Hope this help</span>
