Here are some examples of equivalent ratios for 1/6:
2:12, 3:18, 4:24, 5:30, 6:36
All of these simplify to 1/6, which makes them equivalent. Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
this is the most that you can factor it... is there anything more to the q?
Answer:
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 576 square feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Length of drive way at garage door = 12 feet
Length of drive way at street = 20 feet
Length of total driveway = 18 feet
Find:
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet]
Computation:
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 2[Area of trapezoid]
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 2[(1/2)(Sum of parallel side)(Height)]
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 2[(1/2)(12 + 20)(18)]
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 2[(1/2)(32)(18)]
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 32 x 18
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 576 square feet
Answer:
it is 7 5/12
Step-by-step explanation:
3 and 1/3 plus 4 and 1/12 and you need to multiply the denominator to get 12 ( witch is 4 ) then multiply the numerator by 4 and then you add the 2 numbers together to get 4/12 + 1/12 and then you need to add the whole numbers 3 + 4
witch gets you 7 and 5/12
Answer:
471.2 cm³ missing
Step-by-step explanation:
jars are cylinders
volume of cylinder = π * r² * h
h=10
r=5
v=785.4 cm³ of a full jar
r stays the same = 5
h = 4
v= 314.2 cm³ left in the jar
whats missing is the full-left
785.4-314.2=471.2 cm³ missing
