1 + (-5/8) = 3/8
Explanation: If the coffee wasn’t drank it would’ve been at fraction 1 (or 100%)
Since he drank 5/8 of it. The coffee left is now 1-(5/8)
But since the question has asked to give the equation in addition format. Put a plus sign in between the two.
Therefore,
1 + (-5/8)
Solve it,
= 1-(5/8)
= (8-5)/8
= 3/8
Hence the equation is:
1 + (-5/8) = 3/8.
Answer:
here the line A and H are parallel
Answer:
The standard form is: 
The function is of the 3rd degree.
The leading coefficient is 8.
The constant term is -3.
Step-by-step explanation:
Placing in standard form:
To place in standard form, we solve the operations. So
Degree:
The degree is given by the highest power of x, which, in this exercise, is 3.
Leading coefficient:
The leading coefficient is the term that multiplies the highest power of x. In this exercise, the higher power of x is 
, which is multiplied by 8. So the leading coefficient is 8.
Constant term:
The constant term is the one which does not multiply a power of x. So in this exercise, it is -3.
For question 1, you need to look at the number and decide on the closest square numbers.
For this example, the two closest square numbers to 160 are 144 (12²) and 169 (13²).
Therefore, we can say that the square root of 160 must be between 12 and 13.
For question 2, when we find the area of a 4-sided shape, we have to multiply the 2 adjacent sides. In this case, as the shape is a square when we multiply the 2 sides it is this same as squaring 1 side. This means that when we find the side from an area of a square you take the square root.
We found in question 1 that 13² is 169, therefore the square root is 13 and the sides must each be 13 ft long.
