Answer:
they usually cost nothing if you go through your bank
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If you multiply 3 by 10 and add a zero onto the ten in the question that is 100 in half an hour, all you need to do then is multiply that answer by two to get your answer.
Answer:
60 students passed, and 75 appeared in examination.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's say s is the total number of students and p is the number of students who passed.
80% of the students passed, so:
0.8 s = p
If there were 10 less passers, and 15 less students (5 less failures), then the ratio of passers to failures would be 5/1.
(p − 10) / (s − p − 5) = 5 / 1
Simplify the second equation:
p − 10 = 5 (s − p − 5)
p − 10 = 5s − 5p − 25
6p = 5s − 15
Substitute the first equation.
6 (0.8 s) = 5s − 15
4.8 s = 5s − 15
0.2 s = 15
s = 75
p = 0.8 s
p = 60
60 students passed, and 75 appeared in examination.
Answer:
2a^4 / b^5
Step-by-step explanation:
(2a^2 / b) x ( a / b^2) ^2
= (2a^2 / b) x (a^2 / b^4)
= 2a^4 / b^5
(p.s if you are not gonna do it don't say "no thanks" and leech off this poor man's points)
Answer:
Not Similer
Step-by-step explanation:
we can use the process of elimination, first AA isn't it because the corresponding angles arn't equal, next SSS itsn't it because we don't know the side lengths, and lastly SAS isn't it because we still don't know the side lengths.
