The hanger diagram ideally should be in balance with all the shapes hung on it.
On the left side, it shows that the circles are 9 grams and the squares are 12 grams. The triangles are 2t grams. Therefore, on the left side we have,
9 + 12 + 2t
On the right side, it shows the circles are 6 grams and the squares are 6 grams, while the triangles are 5t grams. Therefore on the right side we have
6 + 6 + 5t.
For the hanger to be in balance, we should have
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Given Equation:</u>
x/5 + 6 = -14
Subtract 6 to both sides
x/5 = -14 - 6
x/5 = -20
Multiply 5 to both sides
x = -20 × 5
x = -100
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You will use the ratio 4:8 to create a part to part to whole ratio.
First simplify 4:8 to 1:2, then make it 1:2:3 (Salt:Sugar:Total).
Use this to find the volume of sugar. 2 sugars for every 3 total would be equivalent to 200 cubic feet of sugar for every 300 total cubic feet.
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