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aliya0001 [1]
2 years ago
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Mathematics
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algol [13]2 years ago
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Answer:jio

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:

a) 1 : 100

1 cm en el mapa equivalen a 100 cm en la realidad

b) 1 : 1000

1 cm en el mapa equivalen a 1000 cm en la realidad

c) 1 : 2000

1 cm en el mapa equivalen a 2000 cm en la realidad

d) 1 : 18000

1 cm en el mapa equivalen a 18000 cm en la realidad

Step-by-step explanation:

Tenemos 4 escalas :

a) 1 : 100

b) 1 : 1000

c) 1 : 2000

d) 1 : 18000

Definimos ''escala'' como una relación entre dos números ''a'' y ''b'', generalmente ''a'' y ''b'' son números naturales. Denotamos la escala como :

a : b

En dónde ''a'' representa la longitud del dibujo y ''b'' la longitud real.

Por ende, cuando a estamos en presencia de una escala de reducción y cuando a>b estamos en presencia de una escala de ampliación.

La escala a=b ó 1 : 1 se define como escala natural.

Analicemos cada caso :

a) 1 : 100

Aquí vemos que es una escala de reducción (dado que 1 < 100) por ende cualquier magnitud de longitud en el mapa será 100 veces más grande en la vida real.

En este caso, 1 cm en el mapa equivalen a 100 cm en la realidad.

Análogamente y con el mismo razonamiento, escribimos las relaciones para los casos b), c) y d)  

b) 1 cm en el mapa equivalen a 1000 cm en la vida real

c) 1 cm en el mapa equivalen a 2000 cm en la vida real

d) 1 cm en el mapa equivalen a 18000 cm en la vida real

b), c) y d) también representan escalas de reducción.

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Sandy sold 22 tickets, which was at least 6 more than twice the number of tickets that Teresa sold. This can be represented by t
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Answer:

7

Step-by-step explanation:

Let 'x' represent the number of tickets that Teresa sold, and x is integer and x>=0 (you can not sell negative number of tickets)

6 + 2x < 22

x < 8

The range of possible number of tickets that Teresa sold is {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7}.

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How do I solve 27×36
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Answer:

972

Step-by-step explanation:

so you  put it up and down 72

                                          x  36

and you x 6 and 2   and 6 and 7

and you do the same with the 3  

3x2 and 3x7

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I think you are missing information to solve this problem.  Should there me an image attached to this question.

Either way, to solve for the label, the label would most likely me a rectangle when laid flat.

It's dimensions would be length x height.

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and
length is most likely the circumference (2πr)

Thus the possible answers are either:

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Answer:

Option C 10+5x=24+3x

Step-by-step explanation:

Let

x ------> the cost of each shirt

we know that

The cost of 5 shirts plus $10 (amount of money that would remain) must be equal to the cost of 3 shirts plus $24 (amount of money that would remain). Considering that the cost of the shirts is the same

The linear equation that represent this scenario is

10+5x=24+3x

Solve for x

5x-3x=24-10

2x=14

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