9514 1404 393
Answer:
- no
- yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Put the values of x and y in the equation and see if it is true.
1. 2 = 2×0 . . . . False (not a solution)
2. 12 = 6×2 . . . True (is a solution)
Answer:
c
Step-by-step explanation:
area of a circle = πr²
area = A²
A =√ 12π
A = 2 √ 3π
Answer:
The surface area is 148
Step-by-step explanation:
Soooo i had to look up how to do it cause i completely forgot how. But once i did, i worked it out.
The formula i got was: A= 2(wl+hl+hw)
W= width h= height l= length
From there i just replaced the corresponding numbers for the letters that represent them. (think of that as like you see someone that you think represents you and you try to replace them, with you. Same here just w/ numbers and letters)
A= 2 [ (4x5) + (6x5) + (6x4) ]
from here you do order of operations starting with what's inside the parentheses. Then you work your way out.
A= 2 [20+ 30+ 24]
A= 2 [74]
Anytime a number is next to parentheses or brackets (which are these: [ ] ) you multiply what is outside them by what's inside them. (for this think about kids. When you seperate them, they try to make more noise. When you seperate numbers, they multiply)
Final answer is
A= 148
if this is wrong i am so, so, so sorry. I hope this helps, and i hope you have an amazing day!! Be tiger fierce! :)
Answer:
41
Step-by-step explanation:
Matrix Multiplication follows a row-column format. In order to compute this, you must be familiar with vector dot products.
With that in mind, lets get straight into it.
The order that matrix multiplication follows means that the terms in the result are filled in left to right, then top to bottom.
Therefore, a21 will be the 3 value that is computed. This is important becuase this allows to directly compute a21, instead of using up a lot of time computing all the values before.
As a21 is located in the bottom row 1st column, we take the dot product of the 2nd row in matrix 1 and the 1 column in matrix two.
So we have:
(7 2) dot (5 3) = 7*5 + 2*3 = 41
5000 meter because there is 1000 meters in 1 kilometer
