Answer:
(d) 10
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply by x and divide by its coefficient:
(43.65)(8.79) = (0.4365)(87.9)x
(43.65)(8.79)/((0.4365)(87.9)) = x
At this point, any calculator can give you the answer. It is, perhaps, more satisfying to work out the answer without a calculator.
x = (43.65)/(0.4365) × (8.79)/(87.9)
In the first quotient, the numerator is 100 times the denominator; in the second, the denominator is 10 times the numerator.
x = (100) × (1/10) = 100/10
x = 10
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Moving the decimal point to the right 1 place multiplies the numerical value by 10.
Hello,
First we work out the equations:
x + y =62 will be the first equation.
2x= y +13 is the second equation.
We can first rewrite the second equation as 2x – y =13.
So we have:
x + y = 62
2x –y =13
KEEP IN MIND: With y being positive in one of the equations and negative in the other, we can combine the equations to quickly eliminate y and solve for x.
x + y = 62
+2x –y =13
3x = 75 divide both sides by 3 to get x.
x = 25
Now that we have x we can substitute the value for x, 25.
25 + y = 62 we can subtract 25 from both sides to get y.
y = 62- 25
y = 37
2(25) = 37 + 13
Therefore,
50 = 50
Have a amazing day.
The miller needs 1-3/4 kg (or 1.75 kg) for two loaves.
Therefore the amount of flour needed for 1 loaf is
1.75/2 = 0.875 kg per loaf.
For 8 loaves, the amount of flour needed is
8*0.875 = 7 kg
Answer: 7 kg of flour is needed for 8 loaves.
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to have tracing paper or patty paper (cause that's what my teacher uses). Next you draw the figure along with the x and y-axis on it as well. Then you mark the x and y-axis and rotate the paper 90 degrees clockwise. Lastly if the x-axis is on the y-axis, mark it as the y-axis and if the y-axis is on the x-axis, also mark it as the x-axis.
I hope this helped :)
