which of the following is equal to 2 meters? (Choose one please) A. 200 mm B. 20 cm . C. 200 km D. 2,000 mm

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Answer 1

Answer: 1 meter=100cm=1000mm=0.1km
2meter=200cm=2000mm=0.2km

answer is D

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Which one is greater 0.6 or 0.60

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They are the same, because there's an invisible 0 next to 0.6.....

.6 and .60 are equal in the same way that 60 and 060 are equal -- The 0 is useless. More mathematically, .6 = six tenths or 6/10 and .60 = sixty hundredths or 60/100 and 6/10 is just a simplified version of 60/100.

Create a data set that has five values. The mean of the data set should be 34.

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Answer:

A = {32, 36, 34, 33, 35};

Step-by-step explanation:

The general definition of mean of a set A is:

$mean = (x_1 + x_2 + x_3 + ... + x_n)/(n)$ , where n are the elements of the dataset.

In this case:

A= {32, 36, 34, 33, 35};

n = 5

$mean = (32 + 36 + 34 + 33 +35)/(5) = (170)/(5) = 34$

$mean = 34$

So if it Has a mean of 34 then whot is 34 divided by 5 and then the ansere for that is the first number of the data set, and then do 34 divided by 4 and then the ansere for that is the second number of the data set, and then do 34 divided by 3, 34 divided by 2 then 34 divided bye 6. Hop this helps.

6 cakes cost to pound £2.40 how much does 10 cakes cost?

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