Answer:
There are 56 red gummy bears
Step-by-step explanation:
The ratio of green to red gummy bears is = 3 : 7
Total gummy bears = 80
We need to find how many gummy bears are red?
We can write it as:
3x : 7x
where x is the common ratio.
We can write:
Quantity of Green gummy bears = 3x
Quantity of Red gummy bears = 7x
Total Gummy bears = 80
So, 3x+7x = 80
10x = 80
x = 8
Now, finding quantity of Red gummy bears by putting x = 8
7x = 7(8) = 56
So, There are 56 red gummy bears
Answer:
(a) 2 degree celsius per hour
(b) 3 degree celsius per hour.
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question,
(a) Avearge rate of rise in temperature per hour(T') = Rise in temperature(T)/Time required for the rise(t).
T' = T/t.................... Euqation 1
Rise in temperature (T) = 4 degree celsius, t = 10.00 am to noon = 2 hours.
Substitute into equation 1
T' = 4/2
T' = 2 degree celsius per hour.
(b) Also,
Average rate of fall in temperature per hour (T') = Fall in temperature (T)/Time(t)
T' = T/t
Given: T = 6 degree celsius, t = 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm = 2 hours
T' = 6/2
T' = 3 degree celsius per hour
Answer: See below
Step-by-step explanation:
- Both will use the straight edge to make segments and use the compass to take measurements.
- They will draw a line with a straight edge and will find a starting point, then with a compass:
- Annie will take the measurement of the segment and, from the starting point of the line, will put in the other point to obtain the congruent segment.
- But in Jaymie's case, she will need to do a little more work with a compass because to build congruent angles, she will need to make a semi-circle in the original angle and transfer this measurement to the new line to construct the angle.
5) Transitive property of equality
6) Addition property of equality
7) Subtraction property of equality
8) Division property of equality
9) Multiplication property of equality
10) Transitive property of congruence
11) Substitution property of equality
12) Addition property of equality [add XY to both sides then use segment addition postulate]
13) Subtraction property of equality [subtract XY from both sides then use segment subtraction postulate]
14) Angle addition postulate
15) Addition property of equality [add angle 2 to both sides then use angle addition postulate]
16) Transitive property of equality
