That the answer for that question
1/2, try taking out the biggest number out of both of the numbers, in this case five can be taken out of both the numbers, leaving you with 1/2 :)
Answer:
Option C. (0.93,0.36)
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The coordinates (x,y) of a point of the unit circle are given by the formula
Remember that r is the radius of circle and the unit circle has r=1 unit
so
For
substitute
therefore
The coordinates of the point are (0.93,0.36)
Answer:
so for the first problem, you round to ten since the one place is a nine. for the second one, your round to 67 since the decimal point is 9. for the third one, you round to 100 since it's 94 and anything above 50 rounds to 100. fo the fourth one round to 9 since the decimal point is a 2. for the fifth one you round to 40 since the one's place is a well...1.
Step-by-step explanation:
okay so as we know when the number is over 5 we round up. so for the sixth problem we can see it says we round to nearest whole number meaning the ones place. now when we round we look to the number on the right. in this case its the one on the other side of the decimal point. Which if we see is a 4, which is less than 5 so orund down to 9.
Answer:
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