83 1/3 % = 5/6 so
20 = (5/6)x
x = (6/5)(20) = 24
Answer:
4: 19
5: 20
6: 21
Step-by-step explanation:
So it says to use the equation t=q+15, so 4+15 is 19, 5+15=20, 6+15=21
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and you plug that in your calculator to get about -0.27465307216702742285.
Answer:
x = -27/40 or -0.675
Step-by-step explanation:
hope this helps
Answer:
1) The number of vegetable plot Filipe has = 9 vegetable plots
2) A number line with 1/12 divisions will give the number of 1/12 acre vegetable plots as the number of divisions between 0 and 3/4
Step-by-step explanation:
1) The total size of the land Filipe has = 3/4 acre
The size of the vegetable plots to which he separates the land = 1/12 acre
The number of vegetable plot Filipe has = (The total size of the land Filipe has)/(The size of the vegetable plots to which he separates the land )
∴ The number of vegetable plot Filipe has = (3/4)/(1/12) = 9
The number of vegetable plot Filipe has = 9 vegetable plots
2) The number line can be used to model the situation by having the number line that has divisions of 1/12 unit and counting the number of 1/12 divisions between the zero (0) mark and the three quarter (3/4) mark
