20 pounds of sand will be required to cover a sandbox with a W of 8 and a L or 10.
To solve this question, first we calculate the area of the sandbox (A=LW)(8*10=80). If our sandbox requires 80 square feet of sand, then all we need to do is divide our area by the amount of square feet one pound of sand covers. (80/4=20). This means that it would require 20 pounds of sand to cover our 80 square foot sandbox.
The answer is 35/2 (fraction)
27 1/5 + 2/6
\\Convert to like fractions:
= 27 6/30 + 10/30
\\Add the fractions
= 27 16/30
\\Simplify by dividing by 2
= 27 8/15
Answer: 27 8/15
Answer:
c This is the direct variation
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation for direct variation is y= kx
Solving this for k
y/x =k
So y/x must be a constant
a. 9/3 =3
2/7 does not =3 so this is not a direct variation
b 1/2 = .5
-3/6 = -.5
This is not the same so this is not a direct variation
c. 27/9 =3
18/6 =3
9/3 =3
This is a direct variation with a constant of 3
d 5/-7 = -5/7
1/-3 = -1/3
This is not the same so this is not a direct variation
X=6
Z=8 so X:Z
=. 6/8
So 2 goes into both 6 and 8 so divide numerator and denominator by 2 which = 3/4
