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15.01.2020 •
Mathematics
Abird is 15 feet up a tree. a cat, sitting on the ground, is 30 feet away from the bird. how far is the cat from the tree?
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Ответ:
(A) Is the first factor of this form?
[minus sign] <digit> [<decimal point> [<digit> ...]]
where square brackets show optional items, and "..." shows items that repeat as much as you may like.
(B) Is the second factor of this form?
10^<integer>