18÷2-4^2+9=???? Trying to answer this problem is giving me a headache

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The answer is 2. ur welcome


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What is the multiplicative inverse of 41/59

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multiplicative inverse means flipping the fraction upside down. the answer is 59/41

Find the volume of soup can if the diameter is 6.5 in and the height is 9 in

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Answer:

V =298.49625 in^3

Step-by-step explanation:

Volume of a cylinder is given by

V = pi * r^2 *h

We know the diameter so we can find the radius

r = d/2 =6.5/2 = 3.25

and we know the height =9

V = pi * (3.25)^2 *9

V = pi*95.0625

If we approximate by 3.14

V = 3.14*95.0625

V =298.49625 in^3

Answer:

V = 95.0625\pi inches

Step-by-step explanation:

The soup can is a cylinder, and since the diameter is 6.5 inches then the radius is 3.25 inches. The formula for the volume of a cylinder is V = \pi r^(2)h, and by plugging in the values we have, we get V = \pi *3.25^(2) *9.

Solving this equation gives us V = 95.0625\pi inches.

Martina is going to wallpaper her wall in her bedroom.The wall is 11 feet 4 inches wide and 8 feet 3 inches high. A roll of of wallpaper is 21 inches wide and 30 inches long. Whole strips of wallpaper are cut from the roll, then glued vertically onto the wall. How many whole strips of wallpaper can Martina cut from one roll of paper?

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Convert all into inches: 1 ft= 12 inc
= 11ft = 132in. Add 4 in.
132+4 = 136 inches
8 ft = 96 in. Add 3 in.
96 + 3 = 99 inches

Area of the wall is l*w = 99* 136 = 13,464 in^2
Area of one strip = 30*21 = 630 in^2

630 in = 1 strip
13464 in = X
630*X = 13464
X= 13464/630
X= 21.37

They need whole. So, Rounding it will give it 21 strips.

Which expression could be used to find the quotient of 1575÷21?A. (1000÷21) + (500÷21) + (70÷21) + (5÷21) we know this is the answer, but how do we show the work? I hated math as a kid, and my daughters teacher said even though they weren't taught this yet, they still have to do the same work.

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The quotient of (1000÷21) + (500÷21) + (70÷21) + (5÷21)  is equivalent to the quotient of 1575÷21.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given expression is 1575÷21.

It can be written as

(1575)/(21)

Write the numerator as the sum of the place values of each digit.

(1575)/(21)=(1000+500+70+5)/(21)

According to the distributive property,

(a+b)/(c)=(a)/(c)+(b)/(c)

Using the distributive property, we get

(1575)/(21)=(1000)/(21)+(500)/(21)+(70)/(21)+(5)/(21)

Therefore the quotient of (1000÷21) + (500÷21) + (70÷21) + (5÷21)  is equivalent to the quotient of 1575÷21.

ok you split it up into thousands hundreds  tens and units those are all the working out and bye the way sorry if you have different working I am britich so they have different methods
 

How to write 17.5 as a fraction hurry please

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17   1/2 is the fraction form of 17.5
 17 (1)/(2)

There are 20 million bacteria per square centimeter of coral in a coral reef. The coral reef covers 13000 km^2. How many bacteria are there in the coral reef?

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Answer:

2.6 * 10^(21) bacteria

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that there are 20 million bacteria in 1 cm^2 of coral reef. Let's write the number of bacteria in scientific notation with powers of 10:

20,000,000= 2*10^7

Now let's write 1 cm^2 in square meters, knowing that one cm equal 0.01 meter (10^(-2) meters:

1 \, cm^2 = 1* (10^(-2)\,m)^2= 10^(-4)\, m^2

So now we can find how many bacteria there is in one m^2 of coral reef:

Number of bacteria in 1\,m^2 = 2 * 10^7* 10^4 = 2 * 10^(11) bacteria

we can now express 13000 km^2 in m^2 knowing that 1 km = 1000 m = 10^3 m:

13000\,km^2= 1.3 * 10^4 \,km^2=1.3 * 10^4*(10^3m)^2= 1.3*10^4*10^6\'m^2=

Since we know the number of bacteria per every m^2 of coral reef, the number of bacteria in 1.3*10^(10)\,m^2 of coral reef will be the product of these two numbers:

Total number of bacteria: 2*10^(11) * 1.3*10^(10)=2.6* 10^(21)