Answer:
17 feet 10 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
26 feet 10 inches is cut from a wire that is 44 feet 8 inches
Therefore the length of wire that is left can be calculated as follows
44 feet 8 inches - 26 feet 10 inches
= 17 feet 10 inches
Answer:
1 hot dog for$0.50
Step-by-step explanation:
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Arc length is the angle/360 times circumference. The diameter of the unit circle is 2. So the circumference of the unit circle is 2pi, if you use 3.14 for pi, then the circumference is 6.28. So your equation is
x/360 times 6.28=4.2, divide by 6.28, then multiply by 360
x=240.76432
Your answer rounded to the nearest thousanth is 240.764
Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
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He/t//erozygous means the a.l.l.e.l.e.s of a g.e.n.e or .g.e.n.e.s. are not identical for a t.r.a.i.t., meaning that they have a recessive g.e.n.e along with a d.o.m.i.na.n.t g.e.n.e.
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The number of teenagers that liked Indian only is 11 students.
<h3>How to use Venn Diagrams?</h3>
Counting students who liked Chinese and pizza
There were 35 teenagers altogether.
Since all the students who liked pizza also liked Chinese, and no student liked all three, we can just think about the remaining 25 students.
Of these, 14 liked Chinese and 16 liked Indian.
Since each student liked at least one of these, and there are a total of 30 'likes', then 5 students must like both Indian and Chinese.
This leaves 11 students who liked Indian only.
Thus, we conclude that the number of teenagers that liked Indian only is 11 students.
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