42 divided by 6 in repeated subtraction

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Answer 1

Answer: 42 - 6 = 36 - 136 - 6 = 30 - 230 - 6 = 24 - 324 - 6 = 18 - 418 - 6 = 12 - 512 - 6 = 6 - 66 - 6 = 0 - 742/6 = 7

Answer 2

Answer: 42-6=36
36-6=30
30-6=24
24-6=18
18-6=12
12-6=6
6-6=0

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The figure is made up of two identical squares and has a perimeter of 42 inches. What is the area of one square?

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The area of one square is 49 square inches.

What is a square?

A square is a two-dimensional figure and a four-sided polygon which has it's all sides equal in length and the measure of the angles are 90 degrees. The total interior angle is 360 degrees.

For the given situation,

The figure is made up of two identical squares. So it forms a rectangle.

Let width be x then length be 2x.

Perimeter of rectangle = 42 inches

The formula of perimeter of rectangle is

⇒ $P=2(l+w)$

⇒ $42=2(x+2x)$

⇒ $42=2x+4x$

⇒ $42=6x$

⇒ $x=(42)/(6)$

⇒ $x=7$

Thus one side of the square is 7 inches.

So formula of area of square is

⇒ $Area = (side)^(2)$

⇒ $Area = (7)^(2)$

⇒ $Area = 49$

Hence we can conclude that the area of one square is 49 square inches.

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first solve for the perimeter of the rectangle

2w + 2l = 42

since the length of the rectangle is twice as long as the length and width of the square

2w = l

solve using substitution

2w + 2(2w) = 42
2w + 4w = 42
6w = 42
w = 7

are is length x width. a square has the same length and width

7 x 7 = 49

the area of one square is 49

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 :

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

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

$= √(5) *6x (9y ^(16) )/(2)$

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the perimeter of the school gym is 200 feet.Christiana has 58 yards of streamers she wants to use as a border.Does she have enough to go around the whole gym

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the answer is no because 58 yards = 174 ft, but the gym is 200 ft.
so she does not have enough to go around the whole. 1 yard = 3 ft

the answer is no just convert the measurements

sam gave jen 1/2 of his jujubes. jen ate 1/2 of the jujubes and gave the rest to kyle. kyle kept 8 of the jujubes and gave the last 10 to kim. how many jujubes did jen eat

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36 hope this helpssss

Jen ate 18 jujubes.
To find the answer to this problem, you should work it backwards.
Kyle had 18 jujubes in his possession before he gave some to Kim. Since Jen ate half and gave half to Kyle, 18 is half of the number that Jen had total. 18 divided by 1/2 will be 36. Jen had a total of 36, but she ate 18. And since Sam gave Jen 36, which was half of what he had, Sam had a total of 72 jujubes.

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The AB angle is 130° while the AC angle is only 70°.

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