Ted's book has 304 pages. He has read 165 pages. How many pages does he still have to read?<span> </span>
Answer:
you have it done? what do you need
Step-by-step explanation:
What’s the question though lol
Karen bought 8.5 pounds of flour. She uses only 2.5 pounds of flour to make the bread.
So, the amount of flour left after baking the bread = (8.5 - 2.5) pounds
= 6 pounds
So 6 pounds of flour is left. She breaks this 6 pounds of flour into several bags and each bag contains 2/5 pound of flour.
Now to calculate the 2/5 th pound of flour in decimal, we get = 0.4 pounds
So each of the bags contain 0.4 pounds of flour. Now we have to calculate the number of bags in which the flour have been kept.
So,
Number of bags required = 6/0.4
= 15
So 15 small storage bags are required by Karen to keep the remaining flour.
Answer:
b = √2
Step-by-step explanation:
Pythagorean Theorem: a² + b² = c²
<em>a</em> = Leg₁
<em>b</em> = Leg₂
<em>c</em> = Hypotenuse
Step 1: Plug in variables
3² + b² = (√11)²
Step 2: Solve
9 + b² = 11
b² = 2
b = √2
And we have our answer!
