I think b 2 I don’t know for sure
Answer:
h=4in
length=5inch
width=8inch
volume=160inch3
Step-by-step explanation:
using the formula: v=whl
h=V
lw=160
5·8=4in
Answer:
What is the question?
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
He fails to sell that day 10 cottons.
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that a cotton candy merchant earns 40 cents for each cotton sold, but if he cannot sell it he loses 50 cents.
One day when he made 120 cottons, he made a profit of 39 soles.
Let the number of cottons merchant is able to sold be 'x' and the number of cottons merchant is not able to sold be 'y'.
So, according to the question;
- The first condition states that he made 120 cottons on one day, that is;
x + y = 120
x = 120 - y ---------------------- [Equation 1]
- The second condition states that merchant earns 40 cents for each cotton sold, but if he cannot sell it he loses 50 cents and due to which he made a profit of 30 soles, that is;


This means that the merchant is not able to sell 10 cottons.
Answer:
Teagan is dividing 6 by 11. If she continues the process, what will keep repeating in the quotient?
The sequence 05
Only the digit 5
The sequence 54
Only the digit 4
The sequence 54 is the final answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
A a fraction 6/11 which Teagan is dividing we have to find the repeating quotient.
Here the divisor is 11 and the dividend is 6.
Lets say that the quotient is "q" .
And we know that:
⇒ Dividend / divisor = quotient
Or
In mixed fraction.
⇒ Dividend / divisor = quotient + (remainder/ divisor)
Finding the values of "q".
⇒ 
⇒ 
Explanation:
- To divide
with
we have to take a decimal in quotient which allows us to have a zero in each step in the quotient. - After putting zero the dividend will become
and then we can apply
...
in the quotient and
in the numerator. - In third step we will subtract
with
that will give us
putting a zero with it it will be now
,and the closet multiple of
is
,
with the quotient and and
will continue to be divided. - The fraction is a rational numbers as the decimals occurring are repeating decimals in the quotient.
Our final answer from the option is : C
The sequence 54 will be repeating.