Answer:
We want to craft:
a/b and c/d
where a, b, c and d can be 2, 3, 4 and 5.
Such that the distance in the number line between these two numbers is maximized.
Then we want one number to be really small, and the other to be really large.
Remember two things:
for numbers like a/b.
if a is smaller than b, then a/b is smaller than 1.
Now, if a is larger than b, then a/b is larger than 1.
And two things,
1/10 = 0.1
10/1 = 10
So when the numerator is larger, the distance displaced in the number line is larger.
Then we want to have:
a number where the numerator is the largest option and the denominator is the smallest option:
a/b = 5/2
And the two remaining options in such way that the numerator is smaller than the denominator:
c/d = 3/4.
The distance between these two numbers is:
D = 5/2 - 3/4 = 10/4 - 3/4 = 7/4.
I believe that the answer is B
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We know that mike can bind 109 flowers per hour.
Lets create an equation to remember this.
<u>Mikes equation: </u>
<u>109x = y</u>
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<x is representing per hour in this math problem>
We know that John can bind 116 flowers per hour, here is his equation.
<u>Johns equation:</u>
<u>116x = y</u>
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Question: If they work together for 5 hours, how many flowers can they bind?
First, plug in the number five in both equations.
Second, solve the equation by multiplying.
Mikes:
109(5) = y
109 times 5 is 545
y = 545
Johns:
116(5) = y
116 times 5 is 580
y = 580
We want to know how many flowers can they bind if they work together.
This means we need to add the answers of the equations from both mike's and john's together.
545 + 580 = 1,125
The answer is 1,125
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that college GPA is positively correlated with salary after college
This means there is a positive linear relationship between GPA and salary after college.
Or we can write one as dependent and another as independent.
Since in the given question Salary is to be found out for given GPA we can make GPA as independent variable and Salary after college dependent variable
We will find a linear relationship as
Salary = slope * GPA + intercept
So
If we use knowledge of a student's GPA to predict his or her salary, the criterion variable is __GPA_____ and the predictor variable is __Salary after college._____.
Answer:
None of the sides can be a triangle.
Step-by-step explanation:
