Answer:
The expression representing the width is 3+2L
The width is 9ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of a rectangle = Length×width
A = L × W...(1)
Let the length be represented as L
Since the width of the rectangle is 3feet longer than two times its length, this is expressed as:
First, width is twice as long as the length i.e W = 2L
If the resulting width is now 3 feet longer, the final width of the rectangle will be expressed as:
W = 3+2L...(2)
Area (A) = 27ft
Substituting equation 2 into 1, we have;
A = L(3+2L)
A = 3L+2L²
27 = 3L+2L²
2L²+3L-27 = 0
Factorizing the resulting equation
(2L²+9L)-(6L-27) = 0
L(2L+9)-3(2L+9) = 0
L-3 = 0 and 2L+9 = 0
L = 3 and L = -9/2
Disregarding the negative value and substituting L = 3 into equation 2 to get the width
W = 3+2(3)
W = 3+6
W = 9ft
Find the rate at which you work, that is, the # of walls painted per hour:
13 1/3 walls 40/3
------------------ = ---------- wall per hour
14 1/4 hr 57/4
Keep 40/3 as it is; invert the divisor (57/4) and then multiply the result by 40/3:
40 4 160 wall
------ * ------ = --------------- = approx. 0.94 wall in one hour, or 160/171 wall / hr
3 57 171 hr
Answer:
0.66608
Step-by-step explanation:
Equipment = 3 fans
Mortality = 0.098
We are required to find probability that equipment gets to work for 5years
The question says forces of mortality is constant and also equal to 0.098
To calculate p(x>5)
We will do this by calculating exponentially
e^-0.098x5
= 0.612626394
Probability that at least 2 fans out of 3 are working
3(0.612626394)²+(1-0.612626394)+(0.612626394)³
= 1.1259333x0.3873736+0.2299255
= 0.6660823470
This is approximately
<u>0.6608</u>
this is the probability that the equipment will work for at least 5years
She swims 12 laps on Monday.
Step-by-step explanation:
Total laps = 51 laps
Laps on Saturday = 15 laps
Let,
x be the number of laps on Monday, Wednesday and Friday each.
According to given statement;
Monday+Wednesday+Friday+Saturday = 51

Dividing both sides by 3

She swims 12 laps on Monday.
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