The ratio of dogs to cats
7 to 2
Let’s look at the answers and cross out some of them
A seems valid, 7/2= 3.5
So B is wrong because 7 is the number of dogs not the number of total animals.
C is wrong because this is a ratio, and if the ratio is 7:2 then there could be 14:4 dogs and cats. 14 — 4 isn’t 5. We are not certain there are exactly this much dogs and this much cats.
D) For every 7 dogs there are 2 cats. 7/2 is dogs divided by cats, while 2/7 is cats divided by dogs
So the correct answer is A
Answer:
(2*3)=6; 60= (2*3)*2*5 (prime factorization)
The numbers in the parenthesis can't be taken out because they are the HCF
So just move the 2 and the 5 on both sides and you'll get two pairs that are (6,30) and (12,30)
The answer to this problem is 745.
149 * 5 = 745
In the future, you can do this with a calculator.
Answer:
- y-intercept
- Slope
- rise over run
- negative
- positive
- Undefined
- Zero
- Slope
- y-intercept
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm not sure about what the answer is for the last two questions. If somebody else does know please right it in the comment section. :)