Answer:
Life Path
Step-by-step explanation:
It's two words, and they are both of equal length. I hope that helps.
The answer is: [A]: 45x² + 81x + 36 .
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Explanation: Use "FOIL" technique: (First, Outer, Inner, and Last Terms);
then, combine the "like terms", to simplify.
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(5x+4)(9x+9) = 45x² + 45x + 36x + 35 = 45x² + 81x + 36 .
(which is answer choice: "A".).
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The answer is 54x so yeah
Complete the square fr x and y's sepreatly to get into form
(x-h)²+(y-k)²=r²
the center is (h,k) and radius is r
so
group x's and y's seperatly
(4x²-10x)+(4y²+24y)+133/4=0
undistribute leading confident from each
4(x²-2.5x)+4(y²+6y)+133/4=0
take 1/2 of each linear confident and square it and add negative and positive inside the parenthasees
-2.5/2=-1.25 (-1.25)²=1.5625
6/2=3, 3²=9
4(x²-2.5x+1.5625-1.5625)+4(y²+6y+9-9)+133/4=0
factor perfect squares
4((x-1.25)²-1.5625)+4((y+3)²-9)+133/4=0
expand
4(x-1.25)²-6.25+4(y+3)²-36+133/4=0
4(x-1.25)²+4(y+3)²-9=0
add 9 to both sides
4(x-1.25)²+4(y+3)²=9
divide both sides by 4
(x-1.25)²+(y+3)²=9/4
(x-1.25)²+(y+3)²=(3/2)²
the center is (1.25,-3) and the radius is 1.5
Answer:
0.67 / 100 : 31^3 : 31^3 / 25cm^3
x 10
0.67 / 100 = 67 / 10000000 grams/cm : 29791 / 15625 / 29791
149253.731 : 0.52
divide by 1000
= 149.253731
= 149.3 kg
Ratio kg = 149.3 : 0.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Mole Ratio
The mole ratio compares the number of moles in a balanced equation.
This is the comparison between the coefficients in front of the chemical formulas.
If a formula lacks a coefficient, it is the same as saying there is 1 mole of that species.
Mole ratios are used to predict how much product a reaction forms or to determine how much reactant is needed to make a set amount of product.
Mole Ratio Units
Mole ratio units are either mole:mole or else it is a dimensionless number because the units cancel out. For example, it's fine to say a ratio of 3 moles of O2 to 1 mole of H2 is 3:1 or 3 mol O2: 1 mol H2.
