Yes you can divide fractions using models here is an example
The unit vector is given by the following formula:
a '= (a) / (lal)
Where,
a: vector a
lal: Vector module a
We are looking for the module:
lal = root ((- 15) ^ 2 + (8) ^ 2)
lal = 17
Same direction:
a = -15i + 8j
The unit vector is:
a '= (1/17) * (- 15i + 8j)
Opposite direction:
a = 15i - 8j
The unit vector is:
a '= (1/17) * (15i - 8j)
Answer:
a unit vector that has the same direction as the vector a is:
a '= (1/17) * (- 15i + 8j)
a unit vector that has the opposite direction of the vector a is:
a '= (1/17) * (15i - 8j)
Alright, lets get started.
Suppose total number of dancers in school = x
We have given in question, 42 % of total dancers are ballet dancers.
So, we could find number of ballet dancers by finding 42 % of total dancers.
Number of ballet dancers = x * 42 %
Number of ballet dancers = x * 42/100 = 0.42 x
As per given in question, there are 63 ballet dancers in school.
Which means 0.42 x = 63
Dividing 0.42 from both sides
0.42 x / 0.42 = 63 / 0.42
x = 150
Hence number of total dancers in school = 150 : Answer
Hope it will help :)
The answer is A, because $9,841.28 minus $7,429.84 is <span>$2,411.44</span>
