Well you have to have the common at 50 because that it so multiply23/25 by 2 and 9/10 by 5 so 45/50 and 46/50
<span>You can share a 6 segment chewy
fruit worm by giving the four people 1 ¼ segments. Also, there are a lot ways
on how to divide it equally, but in this case, I’ll show two. Here are the two ways on how to share it:
1. You can divide the worm by giving one segment for each and then divide the remaining two segments in halves, thus resulting to having </span><span>1 </span>¼ shares.
2. Cut the worm in a horizontal manner. In this way, you'll have 12 segments now. You can then proceed by distributing the share by 3s, which is still equivalent to 1 <span>¼</span>.
Answer:
A. b(w) = 80w +30
B. input: weeks; output: flowers that bloomed
C. 2830
Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>Part A:</h3>
For f(s) = 2s +30, and s(w) = 40w, the composite function f(s(w)) is ...
b(w) = f(s(w)) = 2(40w) +30
b(w) = 80w +30 . . . . . . blooms over w weeks
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<h3>Part B:</h3>
The input units of f(s) are <em>seeds</em>. The output units are <em>flowers</em>.
The input units of s(w) are <em>weeks</em>. The output units are <em>seeds</em>.
Then the function b(w) above has input units of <em>weeks</em>, and output units of <em>flowers</em> (blooms).
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<h3>Part C:</h3>
For 35 weeks, the number of flowers that bloomed is ...
b(35) = 80(35) +30 = 2830 . . . . flowers bloomed over 35 weeks