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OK......I'll see if I can help......

Since one mile is 1609.344 meters, all you would need to do is multiply the number of miles by 1609.344 to get the number of meters it is.

Assuming you are asking how many servings per a package then 24/9 = 2.6666666666666667

I have 2 Questions, Mr.Phill! If that's all right with you?

Thanks!

Thanks, guest.....the reason for  Guest's answer is that......

slope =   [ change in y's ] / [ change in x's ]   

But....on a horizontal line, the y values are constant, so there is no change in them......only the x values change......

Another more intuitive explanation is that a horizontal line neither "rises" nor "falls."......Thus, it's "slope"  =  0

slope is M

M= y₂-y₁ divided by x₂-x₁

in a graph slope intercept is y=mx+b

piont slope is   y-y₁=m(x-x₁)

what is the square root of x * 6 which equals 216

Sqrt(x*6)=216 square both sides

x*6=46,656 divide both sides by 6

x=7,776, because,

7,776 X 6=46,656 take the sqrt of the RHS,

Sqrt(46,656)=216

You can find the slope of a horizontal line like finding any other slope of a line, but the outcome is always zero if you do it correctly :)

M = (y1 - y2)/(x1 - x2)

Well 216/6=36 so sqrt of 36 is 6 b/c 6*6=36

This website lists them plus examples :

http://barronstestprep.com/gre/math-facts/What-are-the-5-exponent-rules-that-everyone-must-remember.php

Hope that helps :)

Go ahead......

You do IXL too?

The mode is the number used the most often; for this set of data, the mode is 83.8 (which is used 6 times).

Adding 84.3 does not change the mode, it will still be 83.8.

it's zero

Well 1 mile =1609.34 meters so 2 miles would be 3218.69

Infinity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

Of course you can. Example: .875 / (1 2/5)=.625=5/8

Thank you both for the answers! :)

2,000,000(.08/12) /[1+(.08/12)^(12*45)-1]

13,333.33/35.1636=379.18

Thanks Cphil sooo much

Hello :) So this problem I'm having trouble with, I have no idea how to solve it! I don't need an answer, just how to do it. But either works :)

The area of a square garden is 50 squared meters. How long is the diagonal?

well  the area of a square is length* length = L²

so    

\(L^2=50\\ L=\sqrt{50}\;\;metres \\\)

Now draw the square and use the Pythagorean Theorum to find the diagonal.

\(diagonal^2=(\sqrt{50})^2+(\sqrt{50})^2\\ diagonal^2=50+50\\ diagonal^2=100\\ diagonal=10\;metres\\\)

The side of the square  = sqrt(50)m

The diagonal of any sqare =  sqrt(2)  * tthe side length

I'll let you take it from there, saseflower...!!!!

3x4=12

-9+5=-4

-3x-4=12