In classical mechanics, the three base dimensions are length which is already given in the question, mass and time. Mass refers to the amount of substance present and this is usually expressed in g, kg, lbs, and others. Time is the measured moments that have passed from different events and usually expressed in seconds.
Answer:
no solution exists:
Step-by-step explanation:
x²−1x+10=0
Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.
x²−x+10=0
Step 2: Subtract 10 from both sides.
x²−x+10−10=0−10
x²−x=−10
Step 3: The coefficient of -x is -1. Let b=-1.
Then we need to add (b/2)^2=1/4 to both sides to complete the square.
Add 1/4 to both sides.
x²−x+
1/4=−10+
1/4
x²−x+
1/4=−39
/4
Step 4: Factor left side.
(x -1/2)² = −39
/4
Step 5: Take square root.
x −1
/2 =±√
−39
/4
Step 6: Add 1/2 to both sides.
x =−1/2 + 1/2 = 1/2 ±√
-39/4
x = 1/2 ±√
-39/4
No real solutions.
Answer:
20-gon
Step-by-step explanation:
First we start with the formula to find what the sum of angles will be if we know the number of sides.
S=(n-2)*180 where S is the sum of angles and n is the number of sides.
Normally you'd plug in n to find S, but you can do the opposite too.
3240=(n-2)*180
Let me know if you need help working it from here.
3.25*(x-3)
Just take out a 3.25
Answer:
A = 25.758 m²
Step-by-step explanation:
Width of the sand pit, b = 2.7 m
Length of the sand pit, l = 9.54 m
We want to cover the sand pit with a piece of plastic. We need to find how many square meters of plastic will be needed to cover the sand pit. It is equal to the area of sand pit. It is in the shape of rectangle. Its area is given by :
A = l × b
A = 2.7 × 9.54
A = 25.758 m²
So, 25.758 m² of plastic will be needed to cover the sand pit.
