If there are 128 fluid ounces per US gallon, and there are 3 gallons, 3x128=384. The teacher brought 384 fluid ounces of juice on the feild trip.
Answer:
B. 90 + 90 √2
Step-by-step explanation:
From first base to the second base, it will travel 90 feet.
From the second base to the home plate, it will travel a longer distance. How much? Well, if you look at the layout of the field, you'll see that if you draw a line from second base to the home plate, you'll form two rectangular triangles, one with the 1st base, another one with the 3rd base.
The line from the 2nd base to home plate is the hypotenuse, which we can easily find by:
h²=90² + 90²
h = √(2 * 90²)
h = 90 √2
So, from second base to home plate, the ball has traveled 90 √2
Overall: 90 + 90 √2
Answer:
y = 5/2x - 7
Step-by-step explanation:
5x - 2y = 4
5x - 4 = 2y
y = 5/2x - 2
Slope = 5/2
Point (2,-2)
y-intercept: -2 - (5/2)(2) = -2 - 5
= -7
Answer:
The square root of six hundred and eighty-three √683 = 26.13426869074
Answer:
649 trains
Step-by-step explanation:
If there are 30 seats per carriage, and there is 18 carriages per train.
You multiple 30 and 18 to get how many seats there are in a train.
30*18 is 540 seats.
To figure out how many trains would be needed to seat 350,000 passenger, you have to divide 350,000 with 540 to get how many trains would be needed.
350,000/540 is 648.1
Since the answer is 648.1 and you can't chop a train into 10 pieces, you would need 649 trains to seat 350, 000 passengers.
