Answer:
I’m hoping you mean ratio, 1:9
Step-by-step explanation:
3600*3 = 10800/4 = 2700/ He offered 2700 for the motorcyle
Given:
Mrs. Kato has 6 bags of dried beans and a 2-pound bag of rice in one shopping bag.
In another shopping bag she has a 5-pound bag of flour.
The two shopping bags weigh the same amount.
To find:
The weight of each bag of dried beans.
Solution:
Let x be the weight of each bag of dried beans.
So, weight of 6 bags of dried beans = 6x.
According to the question,
Weight of first bag = (6x + 2) pounds
Weight of second bag = 5 pounds
The two shopping bags weigh the same amount. So,



Divide both sides by 6.


Therefore, the weight of each bag of dried beans is 0.5 pounds.
Answer: distance 2 = 5 ft
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
weight₁ x distance₁ = weight₂ x distance₂
150 × 15 = 450 × d₂
2250 = 450d
5 = d₂
Y = (x +7)^2. The parabola is going into the negative region. The x value must be positive.