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Recall that when you multiply a decimal by a power of ten (10, 100, 1,000, etc), the placement of the decimal point in the product will move to the right according to the number of zeros in the power of ten. For instance, 4.12 · 10 = 41.2.
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Density = m/v
3.86kg=3860g
d= 3860/200
= 19.3g/cm^3
therefore it is gold.
Here is the inequality you can enumerate:
5x >= 200, this means the money you sold for cakes must be larger or equal to your goal
x <= 100, this means you cannot sell more than 100 cakes, because you only have 100 cakes
Solve for them, you will get: 40 <= x <= 100
The center of the clock is taken as the origin.The clock is a circle with a diameter 10 units.Radius is half the diameter .Radius = 10 ÷2= 5 units.
The clock is divided in four quadrants .On x axis y=0 and on y axis x=0.
When it is 12 o'clock the hour hand is on positive of y axis.Coordinates of the point at 12 o'clock=(0,5)
When it is 3 o 'clock the hour hand is on positive of x axis .Coordinate of the point at 3o'clock is (5,0)
When it is 6 o'clock the hour hand is on negative of y axis .The coordinates of the point at 6o'clock is (0,-5)
At 9o'clock the hour hand is on negative of x axis .The coordinate of the point at 6o'clock is(-5,0)
Answer:
∠JKH and ∠GHF
Step-by-step explanation:
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< Corresponding means "the angles which occupy the same relative position at each intersection where a straight line crosses two others. If the two lines are parallel, the corresponding angles are equal." The lines here are parallel so they are equal.
If you don't understand the meaning of the angles also, feel free to ask me about that too.
The two angles I listed are equal to equal to each other. When you look at the other options, they aren't equal, they might look less or more degrees.
If this won't be a multiple choice but short answer, try looking at angles that look similar and see if they would be able to match with the angle given. >
<u>Hope this helps! Feel free to ask anything else.</u>
