Square practice problems - page 12 of 148
Number of problems found: 2947
- Inverse matrix
Find out the inverse using Gauss elimination or the reduction method. A=[2/3. 1 -3. 1/3] - Fraction
For what x expression (4x²-16)/(3x² -6x) equals zero? - Root
Use the law of square roots: cbrt (sqrt[2] (sqrt[4] (6))) = sqrt[n] (6) - Geometric progression
Fill 3 numbers between 5 and 405 to form a geometric progression. - Single-digit 81549
Calculate the sum of the squares of single-digit natural numbers less than 6 - Diagonal 5541
How many zeros does the unit matrix E contain, which has three units in the main diagonal? - Measures 82530
How many meters of mesh are needed to fence a square plot whose side measures 20m? - Determinant 9511
The determinant of a square matrix of the 1st order equals 3. How many elements does this matrix contain? - Expression: 2251
Find the value of the expression: (12 - [- 3]) · (44:11) - Value of a expression
Find the value 5(11)-10²-15+20 - GP 3 members
Given that 49, X, and 81 are consecutive terms of a geometric progression, find: A. The value of x B. Geometric mean - The product 3
The product of the two numbers is 15 ⁵/₆. If one of the numbers is 5 ²/₃, find the other. - The product of the roots
Find the product and the sum of the roots of x² + 3x - 9 = 0 - Perimeter of square
The square has a circumference of 17cm. What is its area? - Contains 4838
The square matrix contains 81 elements. How many rows does this array contain? - Functions 42201
Y = x² + 4x-2 Quadratic functions Calculate and graph. - Determine 6112
Find how many columns will contain the inverse matrix to matrix C if matrix C contains nine elements. - Circumference 5146
What is the length of the side of the square since its circumference is o = 124mm - Positive 3298
Which positive number equals twice its square? - What are 2
What are the two more terms of the GP (geometric progression) a, ax, ax², ax³, __, __?
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