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1.

Divide the following and also give theircorresponding multiplication facts: (iv) 20864 by 32​

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652 is the ANSWER ! HOPE it HELPS you ✌️✌️

2.

Qno.1 : Divide ➗ and check using relation, dividend = ( divisor × quotient) + remainder :i) 259 ÷ 13 ​

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Answer:

In division we will see the relationship between the dividend, divisor, quotient and REMAINDER. The NUMBER which we DIVIDE is called the dividend. The number by which we divide is called the divisor. The result obtained is called the quotient. The number left over is called the remainder.

Dividend, Divisor, Quotient and Remainder

55 ÷ 9 = 6 and 1

Dividend Divisor Quotient Remainder

Step-by-step EXPLANATION:

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3.

Which is greater 1or8/6​

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Step-by-step explanation:

1 8/6

1 < 1.3

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4.

The mean of three distinct natural numbers is 40. If the smallestnumber is 19, then what could be largest possible number ofremaining two numbers?​

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Answer:

please CLICK a PHOTO and send it or ELSE no one will understand

5.

हाउ मेनी अल्फाबेट ऑफ 40 सेंटीमीटर लेंथ कैन बी फॉर्म्ड इन द फील्ड ऑफ 16 मीटर साइट​

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Answer:

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6.

45 percentof the population of a town are men and 40% are women. What is the percentage of children?​

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Answer:

45%men of Total

40%WOMEN of total

15%Children of total

7.

-72a^4b^5c^8-(-9a^2b^2c^3)​

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Step-by-step EXPLANATION:

-72a⁴b^5c^8-(-9a²b²c³)

= -72a⁴b^5c^8+9a²b²c³

= 9a²b²c³(-8a²b³c^5+1)

8.

AB and CD are two parallel chords of a circle with centre O such thatAB=6cm and CD= 12cm. The chords are on the same side of the centre. Find the distance between the chords if radius of circle is 6.7cm.​

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Answer:

PLEASE click a PHOTO and SEND it or else no ONE will understand

9.

A data of 10 obsevation has a minimum value 15maximum value 25 what is the mean of thedata ?I)12 ii) 15 iii) 21 iv) 27​

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ANSWER:

21 is the CORRECT answer. Because 12,27 is not POSSIBLE and 15 ALSO not possible

10.

Q. There are 160 children in the Science club in a school. During an activity of theScience club, it was found that the four-fifth of the student were present. Find out how many were absent?Don't spam!​

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Answer:

32 Children were absent

Step-by-step explanation:

GIVEN

TOTAL Children = 160

PRESENT = 4/5

___________________________

TO FIND

How MANY were absent

___________________________

Let's find the PERCENT of 4/5

Percent = 4/5 × 100

Percent = 0.8 × 100

Percent = 80

Percent = 80

80% of Children was present

___________________________

Let's find the number of Children present and number of Children absent

Present Children

Percent = ( Part VALUE / Total Value ) × 100

Part Value = ( Percent / 100 ) × Total Value

Part Value = 80 / 100 × 160

Part Value = 0.8 × 160

Part Value = 128

Present Children = 128

Absent Children = Total Children - Present Children

Absent Children = 160 - 128

Absent Children = 32

32 Children were absent

11.

(c) The diameter of a wheel of car is 1.4m. Find the distance covered by the car in making 200 revolutions by its wheels. Plz tell I need to confirm I think its 880 m​

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ANSWER:

YO, yes U R right. your answer is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

your answer.

12.

In a shop advertising a cash discount of 10% overand above a Summer Discount of 15%, a sales clerkwrongly allowed a single discount of 25% to sellfrock for 7 562.50. At what price should the frockhave been sold?.. plz tell the answer.. it's an emergency​

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Answer:

Global warming is the long-term heating of Earth’s climate system observed since the pre-industrial period (between 1850 and 1900) due to human activities, primarily fossil fuel burning, which increases heat-trapping greenhouse gas levels in Earth’s atmosphere. The term is frequently USED interchangeably with the term climate change, THOUGH the latter refers to both human- and naturally produced warming and the EFFECTS it has on our planet. It is most commonly measured as the average increase in Earth’s global surface temperature.

Since the pre-industrial period, human activities are estimated to have increased Earth’s global average temperature by about 1 degree CELSIUS (1.8 degrees Fahrenheit), a number that is currently increasing by 0.2 degrees Celsius (0.36 degrees Fahrenheit) per decade. Most of the current warming trend is extremely likely (greater than 95 percent PROBABILITY) the result of human activity since the 1950s and is proceeding at an unprecedented rate over decades to millennia.

13.

Solve the equation : 3/2(x-4)=1/4(3x+1)​

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Answer:

3/2(x-4)=1/4(3X+1)

6(x-4) = 3x + 1

6x - 24 = 3x +1

6x-3x = 1 + 24

3x = 25

x = 25/3

14.

A man has to fence his field all around whose limensioname are breadth=10mlength=25m if he has 50m wire en how much more length of wire does he need​

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ANSWER:

You will need 20m of wire more

Step-by-step explanation:

Perimeter of Field = 2(l+b)

                              = 2(25 + 10)

                              = 2*35

                              = 70m

You already have 50M of wire so you will need 20m of wire more

15.

Factorise 9x²-12xy+4​

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ANSWER:

PLEASE CHECK your QUESTION .

It's INCORRECT

16.

The cost of tiling a rectangular plot of are 800 sq. m if the cost of tiling 100 sq. m is ₹6

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Answer:

4800

Step-by-step explanation:

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100sq=6

800sq=800*6=4800

17.

The sum of three consecutive integers is 36. what are these integers?help​

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Answer:

THREE CONSECUTIVE integers whose SUM is 36 are 11, 12, and 13

18.

Find hcf by long division method 84. 125. 150​

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Answer:

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19.

pls tell the answer​ with solution

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ANSWER:

THEREFORE, x=1

solution is the ATTACHMENT

20.

Find the value of : b) -5/12 ÷ 4/10​

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Step-by-step EXPLANATION:

\bf -\frac{5}{12} ÷ \frac{4}{10}

\bf -\frac{5}{12} × \frac{10}{4}

\bf -\frac{5}{12} × \frac{5}{2}

\bf\boxed{\boxed{-\frac{25}{24}}}

21.

Add =7/9 + 3/-4Sub= -3/5 from 9/10​

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Answer:

This appears to be a way of finding a number

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22.

construct a triangle ABC in which AB = 5.5 cm , BC = 4 cm , AC = 6.2 cm draw its three medians . Are all medians equal ?​

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ANSWER:

Yes

Step-by-step EXPLANATION:

All the MEDIANS are equal

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23.

1.13+1If x=211+then x373X1​

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ANSWER:

I did not UNDERSTOOD this QUESTION

24.

After buying a book,I am left with $5 out of my $50 note. what is the cost of the book?only correct answer please​

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ANSWER:

$45

Step-by-step explanation:

Before purchasing we have $50

After purchasing we have $5

So cost of book =$50-$5

=$45

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25.

(D)एक वर्ग बनायें जिसकी एक भुजा 4.5 सेमी है।या जिसके विकर्ण की लम्बाई​

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Answer:

  1. you are a GOOD idea to get a NEW job in a new HOME with your FAMILY or family and you will the same PLACE as Kari is going through the process and
26.

In a school 48356 students were admitted in the first five years, 56438 in the next fivein these fifteen years and 28325 in the following five years. Find the total numbers of students admitted​

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this is the ANSWER BRO G MORNING

27.

Give the supplement angle of 163°,0°,180°answer me fast ⏩​

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Answer:

163° - 17°

0° - 180°

180° - 0°

Step-by-step explanation:

HOPE it HELPS you

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28.

Find the Ratio of 40 cm to 1.2 m​

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1:8 is your answer

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29.

Find the time in which a sum of money gets doubled at the interest rate of 8% per annum.​

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Answer:

yƒod½tñg„t_Œr„rf½Ugt

(y) Œëltü fuU Wúth c„tRY |

1. fwUA vrGgtü fuU ltb c„tRY |

s : fUtug˜, fUtiyt, fUcq„h, „tu„t, „e„h, vvent, btuh, cxuh, nkm ytr” |

2. I I mkde„ bltuhksl fUt YFU mtOl ni | I I Rm fuU cthu yvlu rJath c„tRY |

s : mkde„ bltuhksl fUt ŒCtJNt˜e mtOl ni | Rmmu nbthe NtherhfU ytih btlrmfU ƒfUtl ”qh ntu st„e ni | Rmmu

YfUtd½raút c·Z„e ni | RmfUtu meFlt YfU yåAe yt”„ ni |

(yt) vtX vr·ZY | yÇgtm-fUtgo fUersY |

* Jt¢gtü fUtu mne f½Ub ”ersY | :_ 3, 4, 2, 1, 5

* rfUmlu rfUmmu fUnt_

1. „wb ˜tudtü LU fUCe bwSu dtlu Jt˜e rar·zgt fuU rJMg bü lné c„tgt |( htst lu muJfUtü mu fUnt )

2. nbthu htst „wöntht bOwh mkde„ mwllt atn„u nî | (˜·zfUe lu rar·zgt mu fUnt )

3. bwSu yvlt mkde„ bunl„ fUhlu Jt˜tü fUtu Ce mwltlt ni | ( vGe lu htst mu fUnt )

* ylwåAu” v·ZfUh Œëltü fuU Wúth ”ersY |

1. Cth„ mhfUth lu Jàg seJtü fuU mkhGK fuU r˜Y fUtilmt yrOrlgb cltgt ni ?

s : Cth„ mhfUth lu Jàg seJtü fuU mkhGK fuU r˜Y mlT 1972 bü I Jàg ŒtKe mwhGt yrOrlgb 1972 I cltgt |

2. gntâ vh rfU„lu htíx±eg W”Tgtltü fUe mkÏgt c„tge dge ni ?

s : gntâ vh 69 htíx±eg W”Tgtltü fUe mkÏgt c„tge dge nî |

3. ctDtü fUe mwhGt fuU r˜Y fUtilme gtuslt fUtgo fUh hne ni ?

s : ctDtü fUe mwhGt fuU r˜Y I Œtusu¢x xtRdh I sime gtuslt fUtgo fUh hne ni |yƒod½tñg„t_Œr„rf½Ugt

(y) 1. Cth„egtü fuU cthu bü fUrJ lu ¢gt fUnt ni ? (vtX fUt mthtkN)

s : rsm ”UN bü vrJºt dkdt cn„e ni, Jimu vrJºt †”gJt˜u Cth„Jtme ni | rslfuU ntüXtü vh matRo ntu„e ni, bunbtltü fUtu

ŒtKtü mu ßgt”t mbS„u nî, ƒtu·zu mu FwNe seJl rc„tlu Jt˜u nî, ôJtƒeo ntufUh seJl rc„tluJt˜u lné nî ytih rJëJ fUtu

YfU„t mu hnlu fUt mk”uN ”uluJt˜u nî |

2. Cth„ bü cnlu Jt˜e fwUA lr”gtü fuU cthu bü c„tRY |

s : dkdt, gbwlt, mhôJ„e, c½ñbvwºtt, dtu”tJhe, fÐUíKt ytr” |

(yt) vtX vr·ZY | yÇgtm fUtgo fUersY |

* fUrJ„t fuU ytOth vh Wra„ f½Ub ”ersY | s : 2, 1, 4, 3.

yrCÔgr¢„ _ mÐsltÀbfU„t

(y) Rl Œëltü fuU Wúth ”tu-„el Jt¢gtü bü ”ersY |

1. de„ bü fUrJ lu rb˜-sw˜ fUh hnlu fuU r˜Y ¢gtü fUnt ntudt ?

s : rb˜sw˜fUh hnlu mu ylufU ˜tC ni | Rmmu ”uN fUe YfU„t c·Z„e ni | Rmmu CtRoatht c·Z„t ni |

2. nb yvlu bunbtl fuU mtƒ fUimt ÔgJnth fUhlt atrnY ?

s : nb yvlu bunbtltü fUtu ŒtK mu Ce ßgt”t mbSlt atrnY |

3. I nh stl fUe ·fUeb„ stl„u nî | I RmfUt CTJ yvlu Nç”tü bü r˜rFY |

s : nh Cth„Jtme mCe fUtu yvlt CtRo mbSfUh rb˜sw˜fUh hn„u nî | Rmr˜Y Ju I I nh stl fUe fUeb„ stl„u nî | I I

4. Rm de„ bü ytvfUtu fUtilme ct„ü cý„ yåAe ˜dé ? ¢gtü ?

s : Rm de„ bü bwSu vn˜t v” yåAt ˜dt ¢gtü rfU nh Cth„Jtme ma ne ctu˜„t ni ytih WmfUt r”˜ NwÆ” ytih dkdt l”e

fuU mbtl vrJºtJtl ni |2. તારાઓ સDી બનું છું

ની ફરતે ભર કરે છે

30.

Find the height of right angle of a Riya 106 cm and base 20cm​

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ANSWER:

HOPE you will UNDERSTAND

31.

Mrs. Gupta bought on old refrigerator for ₹ 7265.50. she spent ₹ 206.75 on its repair. How much did refrigerator actually cost her in the end ?​

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Answer:

7265.50 + 206.75=7472.25

Step-by-step explanation:

you should PLUS the OLD refrigerator cost and its repair cost than the the answer will COME out

32.

100 - 125 125 - 150 150 - 175 175 - 200 200 - 225225 - 250Classes28Frequency 76134Find the upper limit of the modal class of the above data?​

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Step-by-step explanation:

The 'gene' which CAUSES (inherited, red and green types of) colour blindness is FOUND only on the X chromosome. So, for a male to be colour blind the colour blindness 'gene' only has to APPEAR on his X chromosome. For a female to be colour blind it must be PRESENT on both of her X chromosomes.

33.

Sheetal has 421 stamps. Herfriend has 250 stamps how many are total​

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No. of STAMPS SHEETAL has = 421

No. of stamps her FRIEND has = 250

Total no. of stamps = 421+250

                                = 671

HOPE THIS HELPS YOU :)

34.

-3/2 ਵਿੱਚ ਕਿਹੜੀ ਸੰਖਿਆ ਜੋੜੀ ਜਾਵੇ ਕਿ 0 ਪ੍ਾਪਤ ਹੋਵੇ (1/2, 3/2, 4/3, 5/4)​

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Answer:

yƒod½tñg„t_Œr„rf½Ugt

(y) Œëltü fuU Wúth c„tRY |

1. fwUA vrGgtü fuU ltb c„tRY |

s : fUtug˜, fUtiyt, fUcq„h, „tu„t, „e„h, vvent, btuh, cxuh, nkm ytr” |

2. I I mkde„ bltuhksl fUt YfU mtOl NI | I I Rm fuU cthu yvlu rJath c„tRY |

s : mkde„ bltuhksl fUt ŒCtJNt˜e mtOl ni | Rmmu nbthe NtherhfU ytih btlrmfU ƒfUtl ”qh ntu st„e ni | Rmmu

YfUtd½raút c·Z„e ni | RmfUtu meFlt YfU yåAe yt”„ ni |

(yt) vtX vr·ZY | yÇgtm-fUtgo fUersY |

* Jt¢gtü fUtu mne f½Ub ”ersY | :_ 3, 4, 2, 1, 5

* rfUmlu rfUmmu fUnt_

1. „wb ˜tudtü lu fUCe bwSu dtlu Jt˜e rar·zgt fuU rJMg bü lné c„tgt |( htst lu muJfUtü mu fUnt )

2. nbthu htst „wöntht bOwh mkde„ mwllt atn„U nî | (˜·zfUe lu rar·zgt mu fUnt )

3. bwSu yvlt mkde„ bunl„ fUhlu Jt˜tü fUtu Ce mwltlt ni | ( vGe lu htst mu fUnt )

* ylwåAu” v·ZfUh Œëltü fuU Wúth ”ersY |

1. Cth„ mhfUth lu Jàg seJtü fuU mkhGK fuU r˜Y fUtilmt yrOrlgb cltgt ni ?

s : Cth„ mhfUth lu Jàg seJtü fuU mkhGK fuU r˜Y mlT 1972 bü I Jàg ŒtKe mwhGt yrOrlgb 1972 I cltgt |

2. gntâ vh rfU„lu htíx±eg W”Tgtltü fUe mkÏgt c„tge dge ni ?

s : gntâ vh 69 htíx±eg W”Tgtltü fUe mkÏgt c„tge dge nî |

3. ctDtü fUe mwhGt fuU r˜Y fUtilme gtuslt fUtgo fUh hne ni ?

s : ctDtü fUe mwhGt fuU r˜Y I Œtusu¢x xtRdh I sime gtuslt fUtgo fUh hne ni |yƒod½tñg„t_Œr„rf½Ugt

(y) 1. Cth„egtü fuU cthu bü fUrJ lu ¢gt fUnt ni ? (vtX fUt mthtkN)

s : rsm ”uN bü vrJºt dkdt CN„e ni, Jimu vrJºt †”gJt˜u Cth„Jtme ni | rslfuU ntüXtü vh matRo ntu„e ni, bunbtltü fUtu

ŒtKtü mu ßgt”t mbS„u nî, ƒtu·zu mu FwNe seJl rc„tlu Jt˜u nî, ôJtƒeo ntufUh seJl rc„tluJt˜u lné nî ytih rJëJ fUtu

YfU„t mu hnlu fUt mk”uN ”uluJt˜u nî |

2. Cth„ bü cnlu Jt˜e fwUA lr”gtü fuU cthu bü c„tRY |

s : dkdt, gbwlt, mhôJ„e, c½ñbvwºtt, dtu”tJhe, fÐUíKt ytr” |

(yt) vtX vr·ZY | yÇgtm fUtgo fUersY |

* fUrJ„t fuU ytOth vh Wra„ f½Ub ”ersY | s : 2, 1, 4, 3.

yrCÔgr¢„ _ mÐsltÀbfU„t

(y) Rl Œëltü fuU Wúth ”tu-„el Jt¢gtü bü ”ersY |

1. de„ bü fUrJ lu rb˜-sw˜ fUh hnlu fuU r˜Y ¢gtü fUnt ntudt ?

s : rb˜sw˜fUh hnlu mu ylufU ˜tC ni | Rmmu ”uN fUe YfU„t c·Z„e ni | Rmmu CtRoatht c·Z„t ni |

2. nb yvlu bunbtl fuU mtƒ fUimt ÔgJnth fUhlt atrnY ?

s : nb yvlu bunbtltü fUtu ŒtK mu Ce ßgt”t mbSlt atrnY |

3. I NH stl fUe ·fUeb„ stl„u nî | I RmfUt CtJ yvlu Nç”tü bü r˜rFY |

s : nh Cth„Jtme mCe fUtu yvlt CtRo mbSfUh rb˜sw˜fUh hn„u nî | Rmr˜Y Ju I I nh stl fUe fUeb„ stl„u nî | I I

4. Rm de„ bü ytvfUtu fUtilme ct„ü cý„ yåAe ˜dé ? ¢gtü ?

s : Rm de„ bü bwSu vn˜t v” yåAt ˜dt ¢gtü rfU nh Cth„Jtme ma ne ctu˜„t ni ytih WmfUt r”˜ NwÆ” ytih dkdt l”e

fuU MBTL vrJºtJtl ni |2. તારાઓ સDી બનું છું

ની ફરતે ભર કરે છે

35.

TheWell them as for three rewpont percentINVin bus Tarin.000. HeHENHintaher withheheer te withweiteren​

Answer»

Answer:

Not UNDERSTANDABLE. Please REWRITE the QUESTION in SUITABLE WORDS.

36.

The sum of three alternate numbers are 3 less than 24 .find the numbersanswer- is 5,7,9need formula in linear equation​

Answer»

Given :-

Sum of three alternate numbers are 3 less than 24.

To find :-

The numbers.

What are alternative numbers?

Consecutive even or ODD numbers are said to be alternative.

Example : 2 and 4. 3 and 5.

Let's SOLVE!

Let the FIRST number be x.

As it's clearly given in the question that they are alternative numbers, the next number will be x+2 and the third one will be x+4.

According to the question,

(x + x+2 + x+4) ≤ 24

Hence by adding 3 to the LHS(Left Hand Side) or subtracting 3 from the RHS(Right Hand Side), an equation is formed.

Method 1 :

By adding 3 to the LHS,

x + x+2 + x+4 +3 = 24

adding all the variables and constants

3x + 9 = 24

Transposing 9 to the RHS, so all the variables are on one side and constants on the other,

3x = 24 - 9

3x =  15

Transposing 3 to the RHS,

Therefore, If x is 5 then the other two numbers are :

x+2 = 5+2 =≥ 7

x+4 = 5+4 =≥ 9

Method 2 :

By subtracting 3 from the RHS,

x + x+2 + x+4 = 24 - 3

adding all the variables and constants,

3x + 6 = 21

Transposing 6 to the RHS so all the variables are on one side and constants on the other,

3x = 21 - 6

3x =  15

Transposing 3 to the RHS,

Hence the numbers are 5,7 and 9.

Verification :-

Let us verify the answer.

sum :

5+7+9 = 21

21 + 3 = 24

(or)

21 = 24 - 3

LHS = RHS

Hence verified.

37.

Order from least to greatest. show your work.a) 4/7, 4/9, 1/3, 2/9b) 7/9, 2/5, 4/9, 14/20​

Answer»

Answer:

1) 1/3, 2/9, 4/7, 4/9

2) 14/20= 7/10

2/5, 4/9 , 7/9, 7/10

hope it HELPS MAKE me BRAINLEIST (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)

38.

Give the complement angle of 80° ,0°,90°pls answer fast ​

Answer»

ANSWER:

THE COMPLEMENT ANGLE is 90°

39.

The area of triangle ABC I'd 90cm^2 if BC.= 15cm, Find the height AM​

Answer»

Answer:

HEIGHT is 12 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

AREA = 1/2 ×base×height

THEREFORE 90=1/2×15×AM

40.

Find three rational number between 2/3 and 3​

Answer»

Step-by-step EXPLANATION:

RATIONAL no. between 2/3&3

2/3×4/4

=8/12.

3/1×12/12

36/12

so FOUR rational no. are:-

9/12,10/12,11/12,13/12

41.

In a shop advertising a cash discount of 10% overand above a Summer Discount of 15%, a sales clerkwrongly allowed a single discount of 25% to sellfrock for 7 562.50. At what price should the frockhave been sold?​

Answer»

ANSWER:

ksksjbsbsbsbjjebsb.comwvbwnwb s mek

Step-by-step EXPLANATION:

nsnsmenems.. smsbsvvev evsonsnenebsnnen

42.

4. Construct a circle with centre A and radius4.5 cm. Draw any of its chord. Constructthe perpendicular bisector of the chord.​

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ANSWER:

Steps of construction: (i) Draw a CIRCLE with centre C and radius 3.4 cm. (ii) Draw any chord AB bar. (III) Taking A and B as centers and radius more than half of AB bar, draw two ARCS which cut each other at P and Q. (iv) Join PQ. Then PQ is the perpendicular bisector of AB bar. (V) This perpendicular bisector of AB bar passes through the centre C of the circle. Read more on Sarthaks.com - https://www.sarthaks.com/100395/draw-circle-centre-radius-chord-construct-perpendicular-bisector-examine-passes-through

43.

Evaluate: (2² + 3²) × ( 1 by 2 ) ²​

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Answer:

13/4 or 3.25

Step-by-step EXPLANATION:

(2×2+3×3)×(1/2×1/2)

=(4+9)×(1/4)

=(13)×1/4

=13/4

44.

How many times will a wheel of radius 7m be rotated to travel 880m?​

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ANSWER:

2

2\pi r = 880 \times 1000 \div 3600

45.

Story SumsQSheetal has 398 bookmarks Howmany more does themore does sho need tomake a collection of 500 bookmarks,​

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ANSWER:

short – because YOU have asked for it I have a son AND a daughter and I would say ALL my crafts are both children. However, there is a CLEAR difference in their interests…. Red Ted simply LOVES the Yeti BOOKMARK corner, while Pip Squeak can’t get enough of the Mermaid Bookmarks. Red Ted loves Star Wars and well, Pip Squeak doesn’t. There are PLENTY of girls that do of course… but this post is simply to help those parents or teachers of “reluctant boys”. I created a Crafts for Boys round up years ago and had SUCH positive feedback from it, that I thought it would be helpful to organise our bookmarks into “for boys”

Step-by-step explanation:

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46.

Find the perimeter and area of the adjoining figure,it being given that AB || CD, AB = 12 cm, CD = 15 cm,BD = 4 cm and one end of the figure is a semi-circle with ABas diameter. (Take n = 3.14.)[Hint : Draw BE || AC. Then, CE = AB = 12 cm, ED = 3 cm.:: BE = ED2+ BD2 = 5 cm.]​

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ANSWER:

Step-by-step EXPLANATION:

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47.

11. When the three sides of a triangle are produced asshown:3B​

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x+y+z=360°

Step-by-step EXPLANATION:

HINT x= angle 1+ angle 2....

48.

Is an avid reader he has a good collection of books in summer vacation he read a book of 300 pages in 4 days1. if the number of pages we read on second third and fourth day half of the number of the pages he read on previous day find the number of pages he read on the first day​

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49.

Order from least to greatest.show your workA) 4/7, 4/9, 1/3, 2/9b) 7/9, 2/5, 4/9, 14/20​

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Answer:

1/3 2/9 4/7 4/9

2/5 4/9 7/9 14/20

50.

What is Equation, with examples?​

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ANSWER:

What is EQUATION, with EXAMPLES?