Question

Which point on the number line is the opposite of –4?

Number line -10 to +10 in one-half increments - assessment graphic

A.
point R

B.
point W

C.
point T

D.
point S

Answer 1

@uri

Answer 2

can ya help

Answer 3

It's Option A point R

Answer 4

can i ask more

Answer 5

Sure :)

Answer 6

Which phrases correctly describe the location of –34 on the number line?

Choose exactly two answers that are correct.

A.
to the right of –21

B.
to the left of –63

C.
to the left of –28

D.
to the right of –35

Answer 7

Answer is option d and option c.

Answer 8

How far is point P from point Q?

Number line -10 to +10 - assessment graphic

A.
8 units

B.
7 units

C.
9 units

D.
10 units

Answer 9

Option B. 7 units.

Answer 10

What is the perimeter of this rectangular field?

m
Rectangle 93.2 m by 78.6 m

Answer 11

78.6

Answer 12

93.2

Answer 13

Perimeter of rectangle = 2(l+b)
Then Perimeter = 2*93.2+78.6
= 265m

Answer 14

@nelly9 are you at all interested in learning how to understand math?

Answer 15

i know

Answer 16

Knowing is not the same as understanding

Answer 17

iAnne walked 3.2 kilometers.

How many meters did Anne walk?

A.
320 meters

B.
0.032 meters

C.
3200 meters

D.
0.0032 meters

Answer 18

how do i work this out

Answer 19

What do you think? Hint 1 kilometre = ?m

Answer 20

10 m

Answer 21

1000 m

Answer 22

1km = 1000m

Answer 23

Kilo = 1,000

Answer 24

Meters iAnne walked = 3.2 * 1000

Answer 25

Meters iAnne walked = 3200m (3.2*1000)

Answer 26

thanks

Answer 27

You see @nelly9 to understand the importance of an idea
you have to ask questions :)

Answer 28

ii understan dnow

Answer 29

for the rest i know the answwer i just need to check it

Answer 30

Which equation could be used to find the perimeter of an isosceles triangle, with two sides 5 inches long, a base 6 inches long and a height of 4 inches?

A.
P = (6 × 4) ÷ 2

B.
P = 2 (5 + 6)

C.
P = 5 + 6 + 4

D.
P = 2 × 5 + 6

Answer 31

d

Answer 32

Correct :D

Answer 33

thanx

Answer 34

@skullpatrol and you are correct the correct option is d

Answer 35

The perimeter of a plane figure is the distance around it.

Answer 36

ok