There are two eights per quarter, and four quarters per whole, so there would be 14 eights in one and three quarters
Looking at a number in different ways can help understand it’s application better. For example, giving an answer with radicals(square roots) is precise, but it’s not practical because you really don’t know what that number means.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
1. use ruler to draw a segment of 4 units AB
2. center the compasses needle at A and draw arc with radius of 5 and intersect with another arc centered at B with radius of 3 at point C
3. center the compasses needle at B and draw arc with radius of 4.5 and intersect with another arc centered at A with radius of 2.5 at point D
4. connect BC, CD and AD to form quadrilateral ABCD
Answer:
d. 15, 30, 135
Step-by-step explanation:
A triangle's interior angles on a flat surface add up to 180 degrees.
a. 90 * 3 = 270 != 180
b.(80 * 2) + 200 = 360 != 180
c.40 + 50 + 60 = 160 != 180
d.15 + 30 + 135 = 45 + 135 = 180, so it has to be d.
For number 1 A: 2,8 B: 1,3 C: 6,6 D: 4,0 E: 8,2 for number 2 A: 7,9 B: 9,7 C: 0,6 D: 3,8 E: 7,5
