We can always do a prime factoring of it, and check
50 = 2*5*5
2*5²
a perfect square, so-called, is the resulting number of a squared value, well 50 is not the result of anything squared, is the result of 3 factors, in this case 2,5 and 5.
a perfect square will be something like say 64, or 144, because
64 = 8*8
8²
144 = 12*12
12²
Answer:
29 rungs
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, we are to use the climbing statistics of a firefighter to determine the number of rungs a ladder have.
Firstly, since we do not know the number of rungs but we know we are starting from the middle rung, let the middle rung be r.
From the middle rung, he climbed 6 rungs, meaning he would be on rung x + 6 ! From here he came down ten rungs, meaning he would be on rung x + 6 - 10 = x -4
Now, he climbed 18 rungs again, making x -4+18 = x + 14
This is equal to the topmost rung i.e the topmost rung is at a position x + 14
This means that the ladder must have 14 rungs above the middle , 14 below it and the middle itself
14+ 14 + 1 = 29 rungs
Answer:
y= x less than 1.5 +4.25
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of scale drawing of the classroom using the scale factor of 3 cm per foot that has 18 feet length and has 20 feet width is 40 squared cm. This is computed by dividing first the sides by 3 and multiply the result to each other.
