Answer:
Part A
= 9 flowers
Part B
= 5 flowers
Step-by-step explanation:
Emily has 59 flowers. She wants to put the flowers in 6 vases with the same number in each vase.
Part A: What is the greatest number of flowers she can put in each vase?
This is calculated as:
59 flowers ÷ 6 vases
= 9 5/6 flowers
Therefore, the greatest number of flowers she can put in each vase is 9 flowers
Part B: How many flowers will Emily have left over?
We have to calculate the number of flowers in the 6 vases above
= 9 flower × 6
= 54 flowers
Hence:
= 59 flowers - 54 flowers
= 5 flowers
Therefore, Emily would have 5 flowers left over.
1. Check the picture attached.
let P, M, N be the points :P(5, -2), M(5, 0), N(0, -2)
ABP is the angle with measure ∅, where BA is the initial ray and BP the terminal ray.
2. m(PNM)=∅ as can be easily checked
In triangle PNM, NP=5, PM=2 and NM=

units
3. let opp=opposite side, adj=adjecent side, hyp=hypothenuse
sin ∅ = opp/hyp=

cos ∅ = adj/hyp=

tan ∅ = opp/adj=2/5
cot ∅ = adj/opp=5/2
sec ∅ = hyp/adj=

csc ∅ = hyp/opp=
This problem's quiet easy!
Cost for Members = $10 (x)
Cost for Non-Members = $ 24 (y)
2(x)+4(y) = Total Value.
2(10)+4(24) = Total Value
20+96 = Total Value
Total Value = $ 116.
3/5 = .6 and 4/10 = .4, so 3/5 is greater than 4/10
Answer:
split it in half then take that half and split it into 3rds
Step-by-step explanation:
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