Complete Question
If a logo has dimensions of 6 ft and 11ft, he needs a quart of paint for every 22 square ft. How many quarts will he need for the whole logo?
Answer:
3 quarts of paint
Step-by-step explanation:
The Logo is rectangular in shape, hence:
The area of a rectangle = Length × Width
The logo has dimensions of 6 ft and 11ft.
Area of the Logo = 6ft × 11ft = 66ft²
He needs a quart of paint for every 22 square ft
Hence:
22 ft² = 1 quart of paint
66ft² = x
Cross Multiply
22 ft² × x = 66 ft² × 1 quart
x = 66 ft² × 1 quart/22 ft²
x = 3 quarts of paint
Therefore, he will need 3 quarts of paint for the whole logo.
I like A as the best one
420 = 100*price - (fixed costs)
220 = 60*price - (fixed costs)
If we subtract one from the other one, we get 200 = 40*price, price = 5
that said, fixed costs are 500 - 420 = 80
Now if we move -220 to the right in Answer A, we'll get:
y = 5x -300 + 220 = 5x - 80
So it looks like A describes the model best
Answer:
32 cubic inches
Step-by-step explanation:
4^3= 64
64/2= 32
So that is equal to 180 miles per 2 hours which is 90 miles per hour if each hour has the same m/hr rate.
You can set up a proportion:
let x = number of miles per hour
cross multiply and you get
2x=180
divide both sides by 2 and you get
x=90
so you get the same answer both ways,
90 miles per hour
