<span>3/5p(1+5/3)=3 1/2
3/5p(1) + 3/5p*5/3 = 3 1/2
3/5p + p = 3 1/2
</span>3/5p + 5/5*p = 3 1/2
8/5p = 3 1/2
now multiply both sides by 5/8 (to get p by itself) which gives:
p = 5/8 * 3 1/2 = 5/8 * 7/2 = 35/16
So white flour to whole wheat is 2:3, and wheat flour is 60 cups.
Lets put it this way, 2 white flour = 3 wheat flour
If we have 60 cups of wheat flour, we are multiplying the above equation by 20 to get 3 x 20 - 60 cups of wheat flour.
2 white flour = 3 wheat flour (times 20 is 60, which is what they're asking)
Now we need to multiply 20 on both sides, because what you do on one side must be done to the other.
2 white flour = 3 wheat flour
x 20 x 20
40 white flour = 60 wheat flour
The final answer should be 40 cups of white flour is needed when the recipe uses 60 cups of wheat flour.
Hope this helps! :)
£376.32 is the answer.
Working:
€336 x the exchange rate(1.12)
Answer:
c. quarterly
Step-by-step explanation:
To start with 1 year is equal to twelve months
3months out of 12 months will be;
3/12= 1/4
Here it is compounded quarterly and n=4 where n is the number of compoundings a year.
Lets study the compound interest formula;

where;
A=The ending amount
P=Starting amount
r=rate of interest expressed as a decimal
n=number of compoundings a year
t=total number of years
The number of compoundings in any one year can be an interest compounded yearly where n=1, semi-annually with n=2, quarterly where n=4, monthly where n=12, weekly and n=52 and finaly daily with n=365.
Answer:
The closest to the volume of cylinder is <u>63 in.³</u>.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Cylinder with a height of 11 inches and a circumference of 8 1/2 inches.
Now, to find the volume.
As circumference is given we get the radius by putting formula:
Circumference = 8 1/2 inches = 17/2 inches.
Let the radius be 
<em>Taking the value of π = 3.14.</em>


<em>Dividing both sides by 6.28 we get:</em>

So, radius = 1.35 inches.
Height = 11 inches.
Now, putting the formula to get the volume:





<u><em>Hence, the volume of cylinder = 63 inches³ (approximately).</em></u>
Therefore, the closest to the volume of cylinder is 63 in.³.