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Mrs. Smith is making homemade silly putty for hte children in her class. Here is how the ingredients are mixed:
1/5 of the mixture is starch
1/2 of the mixture is glue
1/5 of the mixture is water
1/10 of the mixture is borax
When theingredients are mixed in the same ratio as shwon above, every batch of silly putty will be the same consistency. Study hte measurements for each batch in the table. Fill in the blanks so that every batch will have the same consistency.
Mrs. Smith wants to mix a 15-cup batch of the mixture for Mr. Brown's class. How many cups of each ingredient should she use in the mixture?
________ cups starch
________ cups glue
________ cups water
________ cups borax
Answer: 3 cups of starch;
7.5 cups of glue;
3 cups of water;
1.5 cups of borax
Step-by-step explanation: The ratio to create the same consistency for the silly putty is 1/5:1/2:1/5:1/10, which means that for the whole mixture one fifth is starch; half is glue; another one fifth is water and one tenth is borax.
For a batch of 15 cups:
Starch = 1/5.15
Starch = 3
Glue = 1/2.15
Glue = 7.5
Water = 1/5.15
Water = 3
Borax = 1/10.15
Borax = 1.5
In other words, to create a 15-cup batch of silly putty with the same consistency described above, Mrs. Smith will have to mix 3 cups of atrach, 7.5 cups of glue, 3 cups of water and 1.5 cups of borax.
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x=2
f (2)=2^2+3.2+1
f (2)=4+6+1
f (2)=11
Answer:
Hi! The answer to your question is 2x + 12
Step-by-step explanation:
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Write an expression for the amount she added:
Dimes: 2(0.10)
Quarters: 3(0.25)
Nickels: 6(0.05)
Now write an expression for what she took out:
Quarters: 2(0.25)
Dimes: 5(0.10)
Now combine them:
2(0.10) + 3(0.25) + 6(0.05) - 2(0.25) - 5(0.10)
Simplify:
0.20 + 0.75 + 0.30 - 0.50 - 0.50
1.25 - 1.00 = 0.25 increase.
Answer:
inductive
Step-by-step explanation:
Inductive reasoning is based on generalization, and making conclusions without hard evidence. If Micheal has red hair and is from Chicago, inductive reasoning draws the conclusion that everyone in Chicago has red hair. Deductive reasoning would be predicting that everyone in Chicago has red hair, and then testing it to see if you are right.
