The smallest mammals on Earth are the bumblebee bat and the Etruscan pygmy shrew. A length of a bumblebee bat is 1(9)/(50) inches. A length of an Etruscan pygmy shrew is 1(21)/(50) inches. How much smaller is the bat than the shrew?

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Am not really sure

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Condense the following expression (In24 - 3In2)

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remember
lna-lnb=ln(a/b)
and
xlna=ln(a^x)

so

ln24-3ln2=
ln24-ln2^3=
ln24-ln8=
ln(24/8)=
ln3

4. Choose the meaning that best matches the word in italics.My father often becomes imitated with the querulous nature of my mother

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It means abrasive !!!!!!

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Abrasive

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PLEASE HELP!!! what is 1.46 X 10 ^-7 written in standard form?

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In standard form, it would be 0.000000146

Math question will give brainliest for the right answer

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Answer:

53 sweets.

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The mean out of 10 bags of sweets is 42. That means that all the numbers of sweets added up would be 420.

39 + 40(2) + 41(5) + 43 + x = 420

39 + 80 + 205 + 43 + x = 420

367 + x = 420

x = 53.

So, in the 10th bag, there are 53 sweets and a sugar high for whoever eats that many sweets.

Hope this helps!

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X=53 sweets

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What is the decimal and percentage of 68/80?

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As a decimal it is, 0.85

As a percentage it is, 85%

I hope this helped!

Decimal: .85 Percentage: 85%

What is the square root of 180x^9y^16 in simplest form?

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\sqrt{180x ^{9y ^(16) } }

Apply radical  rule :

\sqrt[n]{ab} = \sqrt[n]{a} \sqrt[n]{b}

√(180) \sqrt{x ^{9y^(16) } }

Break  the number  to its primes : 180 : 2^2*3^2*5

√(2^2*3^2*5)

Apply radical  rule :

\sqrt[n]{ab} = \sqrt[n]{a} \sqrt[n]{b}

√(5) √(2^2) √(3^2)

Apply radical  rule :

\sqrt[n]{a^n} =a

√(2^2) =2

2* √(5) √(3^2)

Apply radical  rule :

\sqrt[n]{a^n} =a

√(3^2) =3

= 2*3* √(5)

Refine:

√(5) *6

√(5) *6 \sqrt{x ^{9y ^(16) } }

Apply radical rule : 

\sqrt[n]{a^m} = a (m)/(n)

\sqrt{x ^{9y ^(16) } } = x (9y ^(16) )/(2)

= √(5) *6x (9y ^(16) )/(2)

hope this helps!