From the table, for every 6 containers of water, you need 8 containers of red dye. So, for every one container of red dye you need 0.75 containers of water (6/8). Then, multiply that by 100 (since you wanted to know water necessary for 100 containers of red dye). For 100 containers of red dye, you would need 75 containers of water.
Answer:
squrt6(84)
Step-by-step explanation:
By the law:
squrtn(a^m) = a^(m/n)
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full work: 400-40=360, 360/3=120 she used 120 chips in each pan.
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According to the diagram the answer is 36degree
8.4/10
Every time you are dividing by 10 the decimal moves 1 time to the left so
8.4/10 is..
.84
