135 sea shells more
65-200 equals to 135
Answer:
for 1. it is 99 and for 3. it is 343.75
Step-by-step explanation:
for 1. you have to just multiply the length with width
for 3. you have to add both bases (35+20) and multiply the height (55 x 12.5) to it and then divide it by 2 (687.5 / 2)
hope this helps! please heart <3
Remember that parallel lines have the same slope.
y=3/7x+11 (in slope intercept form already)
-3x+7y=13 (standard form)
Add 3x to both sides, giving you 7y=3x+13, divide by 7 on both sides, giving
y=3/7x+13/7
Since both equations' slopes' are the same, their graphs will be parallel.
Answer:
Milford location has a higher ratio of hamsters to gerbils.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
A pet supply chain called Pet City has 5 hamsters and 10 gerbils for sale at its Lanberry location.
At its Milford location, there are 13 hamsters and 16 gerbils.
Now, to find the location who has a higher ratio of hamsters to gerbils.
Ratio of hamsters to gerbils at Lanberry location = 5:10.
Ratio of hamsters to gerbils at Milford location= 13:16.
<em>So, 0.8125 > 0.50.</em>
<em>Thus, </em><u><em>13:16 > 5:10.</em></u><em> </em>
Therefore, Milford location has a higher ratio of hamsters to gerbils.
The current value of the precious metal is $144/oz
-First, you'd want to determine the original value per ounce since that's what the final unit being asked for is.
- Since the original value of the half ounce piece is given, this first step is fairly simple. You just double ninety.
- We now know that the metal was worth $180/oz when the museum first received it.
- We need to determine the current price of the metal now that is has had a twenty percent loss of value.
- My favorite way to factor in 20% is simply to divide by five since it's a lot more simple than finding the ratio of x$/1%
- $180/5=$36
- Thirty-six dollars is the price drop over the course of the museum possessing the precious metal.
- You now take $180-$36=$144
