James Corbett KC

KC/barrister. Believer in civilised discourse, intellectual honesty and respect for the opinions of others.

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@quizmasterx5 x=100

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@IQTestBrain B=1 (simplest). But it can just as easily be 10 or a multiple of 10.

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@UchennaF28384 9

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@rickyricksmusic Hopalong Cassidy

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@RHSTUDYZONE Square both sides of the equation -->
25a=400, then
a=400/25=16

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@BholanathDutta x=70 degrees

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@Jassmini2 Yam

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@lippyent Chinatown

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@Beno10_MFC x=10 degrees

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@Emily_53xl Anything to power zero = 1
Numerator is therefore 1+1=2
Denominator = root 25 =5
2/5 is a fractional number in its own right but also = 0.4

Answer: 2/5 or 0.4

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@BholanathDutta x=26 degrees

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@RHSTUDYZONE 65 degrees

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@mathtech789 x=45 degrees, y=50 degrees

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@limeryoo x=100 degrees

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@Freya_24mU 360

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@UchennaF28384 5

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@RHSTUDYZONE x=20 degrees

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@quizmasterx5 56

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@BholanathDutta 21

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@MathGuyTFL x=75 degrees