Understanding and Solving Simple Equations with the Balance Method Solving Simple Equations Solving simple equations is a fundamental skill in mathematics that helps you understand more complex equations and algebraic expressions. In this post, we’ll explore how to use the balance method to solve simple equations, as well as how to isolate variables and verify
Question: What is the length of an electric pole? Answer: An electric pole is 24 meters long. Question: What happens to 25% of the electric pole? Answer: 25% of the electric pole is driven into the soil. Question: How much of the electric pole remains above the soil? Answer: After driving 25% into the soil,
An electric pole is 24m long. What length of the pole is left after 25% of it is driven into the soil? A. 30m B. 18m C. 59m D. 11m Calculate the volume of a cuboid of length 9cm, breadth 2cm, and height 5cm. A. 90cm³ B. 16cm³ C. 9cm³ D. 32cm³ Round up 9.3615
Question : What is the last point in the journey of goods to consumers? Answer: The end point in the channel of distribution of goods is the consumer. Question : Which department handles the preparation of workers’ salaries? Answer: The department responsible for preparing workers’ salaries is Accounting. Question : What are some mechanisms of
First Term Examination Business Studies Part A Objectives The end point in the channel of distribution of goods is A. Consumer B. Manufacturer C. Middlemen D. Retailer Which department is responsible for preparation of workers salaries? A. Marketing B. Administration C. Transporting D. Accounting The mechanisms of the typewriter include the following EXCEPT A. Carriage
Gini by Ndebiwu na bekee? (A) Obedience (B) Respect (C) Success (D) Faithful (Correct answer: B) Nsopury bụ _____? (A) Favour (B) Nsopury (C) Ngwere (D) Ngwere (Correct answer: B) Anumany na bekee putara _____? (A) Place (B) House (C) School (D) Animals (Correct answer: C) “Nri bu omumaty aha” means _____? (A) Ahaaka (B)
Exploring Fundamental Concepts in Science: A Journey Through Key Topics Introduction: Welcome to our science blog where we delve into fundamental concepts that form the basis of our understanding of the world around us. In this post, we’ll explore essential topics such as planetary science, energy, and infectious diseases. Let’s dive in! The planet which
iii Eclipse of the moon iv Solar eclipse a Fill in the missing disease, vectors, and pathogens S/N DISEASE VECTORS PATHOGENS i Malaria Female anopheles mosquito ii Tse-Tse fly iii Trypanosome parasite iv Filarial worm Aedes mosquitoes (aegypti) Flavivirus b. In a tabular form classify the following into metal and non-metal: Element Classification Magnesium
Subject: Agricultural Science Class: Primary 2 Insects that pollinate flowers are …………………………… and ………………………………………. An insect that produce honey is called ……………………………………………………. Insect that kills some harmful insects that destroy farm crops is ……………………………… What is pollination?……………………………………………………………………………………….. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. The liquid from flowers of plants is called …………………………………………………. Mention two harmful insects. ……………………………… ………………………………….. ………………………………. are
Comment dit-on “Wednesday” en français? a) Mercredi b) Jeudi c) Vendredi d) Mardi Quel est le deuxième mois de l’année en français? a) Janvier b) Février c) Mars d) Avril Quel jour vient après samedi? a) Dimanche b) Lundi c) Mardi d) Mercredi Comment dit-on “weather” en français? a) Temps b) Jour c) Année d)
