Answer:
C. 1/4 lb of chicken per person
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the rate of change for the situation.
A chef cooks 9 lbs of chicken for 36 people and 17 lbs of chicken for 68 people.
A. 9/17lb per person
B. 4 lb per person
C. 1/4 lb per person
D. 36 people
Solution
9 lbs of chicken for 36 people
Chicken per person = Total lbs of chicken / Total number of people
= 9 lbs / 36 people
Chicken per person = 1/4 lb of chicken per person
17 lbs of chicken for 68 people
Chicken per person = Total lbs of chicken / Total number of people
= 17 lbs / 68 people
= 1/4 lb of chicken
Chicken per person = 1/4 lb of chicken per person
Therefore, the rate of change of the situation = 1/4 lb of chicken per person
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Final concentration % = [grams of salt / mililiters of solution] * 100
grams of salt = grams of salt from solution 1 + grams of salt from solution 2
grams of salt from solution 1 = mililiters * %/100 = 80 mililiters * 0.25 g/mililiters = 20 g
grams of salt from solution 2 = mililiters *%/100 = x*0.10 g/mililiters = 0.1x
mililiters of final solution = mililiters from solution 1 + mililiters from solution 2
mililiters of final solution = 80 mililiters + x mililiters
=> Final concentration, % = [0,10x + 20 g] / [x + 80 mililiters] * 100
The area of only one base was added. The first term should have a factor of 2.
This is a problem in direct variation. For every five minutes that goes by, Liz utters 225 words. The general form of an equation of direct variation is
w = k x, where w is the # of words, k is the constant of proportionality and x is the number of minutes that have elapsed.
Find k by dividing 225 words by 5 minutes, to find the number of words per minute.
Next: How many minutes are there between 10:30 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.? Calculate w=kx, using your constant of proportionality, k, and that number of minutes.
Answer:
it is greater
Step-by-step explanation:
even if you cant figure out what the n means 7 is bigger than 6
do you get it? comment if you don't
