In the given question, it is already given that the 16 ounce feeder can feed about 80 humming birds. It has to be found the number of birds that a 12 ounce feeder can feed.
Now coming back to the problem.
The number of humming birds that a 16 ounce feeder can feed = 80
The number of humming birds that 1 ounce feeder can feed = (80/16) * 1
= 5 * 1
= 5 birds
Then
The number of humming birds that a 12 ounce feeder can feed = (12 * 5) birds
= 60 birds
So a 12 ounce feeder can feed 60 humming birds.
1) -12
ab is a times b. We plug in the numbers (-4)*(3) which equals -12.
2) 1
We plug in -4 for a, and 3 for b into the equation.
We get 2(-4) + 3(3)
2*-4 is -8. 3*3 is 9. We add them both, and -8+9 equals 1.
3) -14
We plug in -4 for a, and 3 for b into the equation.
2(-4-3)
-4-3 is -7. -7*2 equals -14.
Answer:
9k/64^2 (9k^2/64^2)
Step-by-step explanation:
9514 1404 393
Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
If the integer is n, half of it is n/2. The next integer is (n+1) and 1/3 of it is (n+1)/3. You want ...
n/2 - (n+1)/3 = 1
n(1/2 -1/3) -1/3 = 1
n/6 = 4/3 . . . . . . . . add 1/3, simplify
n = 6(4/3) = 8
The integer is 8.
At simple interest it will be 939+939×6×0.08=$1389.72.
