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How many centimeters are there in 6.8 meters?

6.8 = 680 centimetres 1 meter = 100 centimeters 6x100 = 6000.8 meters = 80 centimeters 600 + 80 = 680 centimeters

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Answered by Arthur N. Maths tutor
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How to find domains satisfying quadratic inequalities?

When you have a quadratic inequality the first step is to factorize it as if trying to solve a quadratic equation. If the equation is not easy to factorize, then complete the square or use the quadratic f...

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Answered by Marianna M. Maths tutor
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Name 3 requirements needed for DNA replication to occur

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You will need a orginal DNA template - this is used for the DNA polymerase to copy the DNA. DNA is a double stranded helix and each strand can be used as a template for replication free ...

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Answered by Rebecca B. Biology tutor
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In the future, should parents be able to choose the sex of their children?

The sex of the child has become irrelevant in modern western society therefore there shouldn’t be a need for the parents to select the sex of their child. If in the future this is allowed it could have so...

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√ 5(√ 8 + √ 2) Can be written as "a√ 10". What is the value of a?

First expand the given expression √ 5(√ 8+√ 2) = √ 40 + √ 10 Now get it in the format where it has √ 10 in it. √ 40 + √ 10 = √ 4√ 10 + √ 1√ 10 and simplify this as you would in algebra by collecting like ...

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Answered by Priya T. Maths tutor
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