Answer:5 * (1/2 * 6 * 14)= x
Step-by-step explanation: :D
X=7 What you can do is look at the first two values given, and make them x1 and y1. Then your next value here is y2.
So x1 is 14, and y1 is 3. y2 becomes 6. X2 is unknown.
Then make the formula: x1/y2 is equal to x2/y1
(You are setting two fractions equal to each other)
That makes 14/6=X/3. When we cross multiply, we find that x=7.
Answer:
<em>2 1/3, 2 1/4, 2 3/7</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Mixed Fractions</u>
Mixed fractions are made of an integer part followed by a proper fraction.
Some examples of mixed fractions are:
3 1/2, -4 5/8, 2 2/3
Between two consecutive integers a and a+1, there are infinitely many fractions. The centered number is a 1/2. Any number with its improper fraction part less than 1/2 is closer to a than to a+1.
In our problem, Jayne bought between 2 and 3 pounds of granola. We need to provide a mixed number that is closer to 2 pounds than to 3 pounds.
We can select any number with integer part 2 and a proper fraction less than 1/2.
Examples could be :
2 1/3, 2 1/4, 2 3/7
All of them are less than 2.5
Answer:
59 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
In the figure below, XZ is a diameter of circle A.
Since the Angles (5w+4) and (11w) forms a straight line, then:
Therefore, the arc measure of YZ will be:
