(11/3-7/4)/[3.4-(1/2+2/3*3/2)]
First I converted fractions to mixed numbers.
11/3-7/4 / 3.4-3/2
Then, I solve the inside of the parentheses.
23/12 / 3.4-3/2
Continue to simplify
Convert to decimals
1.91667/1.9
Hope this helps
Answer:
a.2:7
b.7:9
c.4:5
hope it helps
Explanation -
a. as original ratio is 10/35 , we reduce it to 2:7.
b. as original ratio is 35/45 , we reduce it to 7:9
c. as original ratio is 40:50 , we reduce it to 4:5
Answer:
4 cm.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
A box has a volume of 308 cm cubed.
Its height is 4 cm greater than its length.
Its length is 3 cm greater than its width.
Question asked:
What is the width of the box?
<u>Solution</u>:
Let width = 
Length = 
Height = 
<u>As we know:</u>
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As width can never be in negative, 
By substituting the value:-
Width =
= 4 cm
Thus, width of the box is 4 cm.
I would think it would be just -39 points
Answer:
Postulate.
Step-by-step explanation:
Postulate is a statement, also known as an axiom, which is taken to be true without proof.