Rileyflipflop,
= 8
, since she can't buy half a CD, she's limited to no more than 8 CDs. If x = the cost of one CD, then x CDs cost $18x. Since we are limited to $153, our equation looks like... 18x < 153x < 8
Again, since we can't buy half a CD, your answer should actually be... x ≤ 8 since we can buy 8 CDs or fewer.
Answer: 29.7 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
The expression in question is w/6.
If the weight of an object on earth is w, the weight of the object on the moon is w/2.
The weight of the space suit is therefore:
= 178.2/6
= 29.7 pounds
Now, we know that 90°< θ <180°, that simply means the angle θ is in the II quadrant, where sine is positive and cosine is negative.
The function y = x, called the "identity" or "ramp" function, is a basic function that you'll need to add to your math vocabulary. Since the " x " here seems to have no exponent, fix that by thinking "x^1," or "x to the first power," or "y=x is a linear function."
The graph of y=x always goes thru the origin. It begins in the 3rd quadrant and ends in the 1st, and appears as a straight line with slope of m = rise / run = 1/1 = 1.
Answer:
19.6 cubic centimeters
Step-by-step explanation:
The ratio of two similar 3D figures' volumes is equivalent to the ratio of their corresponding lengths (whether it's width, height, length, radius, etc) cubed.
Here, we know the cones are similar, and we know the smaller radius is 2 and the larger radius is 3. Then the ratio of the volume of the smaller one to the volume of the larger one is 
.
We also know the actual volume of the larger cone is 66. So, if x is the volume of the smaller cone, we have the proportion:
x / 66 = 8 / 27
Cross-multiply:
27x = 66 * 8 = 528
Divide by 27:
x = 528/27 ≈ 19.6
The answer is thus 19.6 cubic centimeters.
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