Examples of this are:
2 and
2 and
4 and
I'm guessing you have a work sheet going along with this which has actual images of containers. I've attached an example - if you can post the actual work sheet you're referring to I can edit this answer to correctly reflect your specific question.
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok, so if we know how much wire is needed for one outlet, we must figure out how many 18.25s fit into 50 ft of wire.
18.25*2=36.5
18.25*3=54.75 which is over 50 so it cannot possibly be more than 2.
<span>A = l x w
Since
l = 3w
Substitute the l with 3w
The formula will be
A = 3w + w
A = 4w
An example:
The
given known values are: Length of 4 cm Width is unknown Perimeter is 34
cm Find the dimensions of the rectangle. Since the geometric formula
for perimeter is: </span>
P= 2 (l + w)
L = 2w – 4 cm
W =?
Derivation and solution:
34 = 2 (2w - 4) + 2w <span>
34 = 4w – 8 + 2w</span>
42 = 6w 42/6 = w
W = 7 cm
34 = 2l + 2(7)
34 = 2l + 14
2l = 34 – 14
2l = 20
L = 20/2
L = 10 cm<span> <span>
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Answer:
-76
Step-by-step explanation:
A positive digit multiplied by a negative digit will result as a negative digit.
So,
6 · -8 = -48
Now if there is a problem where a number is added by a negative digit number, you turn the "plus" sign into a "negative" sign.
So,
- 48 + (- 28)
-48 - 28
If you subtract a negative by a negative, the answer will be negative BUT you have to ADD those two negative digits together and put the negative sign after.
- 48 - 28 = -76