Showing fractions with models is giving a visual and sometimes can be easier to process.They also can be in picture form or other.Ex. A piece of pizza cut into fourths.
Showing fractions on a number line is also giving a visual but still allows you to add and subtract using numbers if that makes sense.Ex.
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1/3 2/3 3/3
Answer:
33
Step-by-step explanation:
What you do is you take 57 and since it is a right triangle you take 90 and add them together. You will get 147. You will then minus this from 180 to get 33.
Answer:
sqrt(-8x+5)
Step-by-step explanation:
(5-8x)
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sqrt(-8x+5)
We need to rationalize the denominator
(5-8x) sqrt(-8x+5)
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sqrt(-8x-5) sqrt(-8x+5)
(5-8x) sqrt(-8x+5)
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(-8x+5)
The first term cancels
sqrt(-8x+5)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The standard form of a quadratic is 
. You need to subtract the x^2 from the right to set the quadratic equal to 0. Then a,b, and c are equal to the values of the coefficients in front of the terms.
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This question is super simple when you sit down and think about what it's asking. What is the cost of the whole paving lot?
We know that the paving lot is 90 ft by 75 ft, we need to start by finding the area of the whole paving lot.
Area of a rectangle is Length multiplied by Width.
90 × 75 = 6,750
The area of the paving lot is 6,750 feet squared.
Now we need to find the cost of the paving lot, we know that one square yard costs $3.50 to pave.
We can solve this by first taking the step to finding how many yards are in the paving lot.
A yard is 3 feet so we'll divide the area of the paving lot by 3.
6,750 ÷ 3 = 2,250
With the paving lot having 2,250 square yards we can now multiply this by the $3.5 cost per square yard.
2,250 × 3.5 = 7,875
It should cost $7,875 dollars to pave the entire lot.
