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What is 2 over 10's percentage?
20%
How many B-17's completed 25 missions in World War 2?
It is alleged, but not proven that 2,395 B-17's completed 25 mission tours during World War 2.
What is 21 over 25's simplest form?
21/25 is in its simplest form.
What is The hypotenuse of a right triangle is 25 cm long One leg is 17 cm longer than the other Find the length of the shorter leg?
Apply Pythagoras h^2 = l^2 + s^2 h = 25 l = s + 17 Substitute 25^2 = s^2 + ( s + 17)^2 625 = s^2 + s^2 + 34s + 289 Equating to zero 2s^2 + 34s - 336 =0 Divide by '2' s^2 + 17s - 168 =0 Factor ( s + 24)(s - 7) = 0 Hence s = 7 (& s = -24 is unresolved).
How Many 1 over 100's go in a quarter?
25 A quarter is 25/100
What does 4 th over 25 equal in decimal s?
If you mean 4/25, that would be 0.16.
What x factor category was olly murs in?
over 25's
What s 28 over 100 in its simplest form?
7/25
What is the radius of the inscribed circle if the base of an isosceles triangle is 16 inches and the altitude is 15 inches?
In order to find the radius of the inscribed circle we have to find the other side'lenght. We will use the property of the right triangle: c^2=a^2+b^2. In our case a = 8 (half of 16 since in this case the altitude is also a median) and b=15 ( the altitude). Using this formula we find that c^2=289 or c=sqrt(289) or c=17. Now that we know all the sides of the triangle we are going to use the following formula r=sqrt[(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)\s] where "r" is the radius of the inscribed circle and "s" is the semiperimeter of the triangle or s=a+b+c\2=16+17+17\2=50\2=25. Now substituting in the formula r=sqrt[(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)\s] we get r=sqrt[(25-17)(25-17)(25-16)\25]=sqrt[8.8.9\25]=sqrt[576\25]=24\5=4,8 . And so we have found the radius of the inscribed circle: r=4,8
What is the latitude and longitude for Livingston Zambia?
Latitude: 17°51′S Longitude: 25°52′E
What is 34 over 100's second lowest form?
17/50
What s the whole number n simplest form 25 over 5?
The whole number in simplest form for 25 over 5 is five (5).
