QUESTION 12
The given figure has five unequal sides.
The perimeter is the distance around the figure.
So we add all the lengths of the sides of the rectangle to get,

We regroup the like terms to obtain,

This will simplify to give us,


QUESTION 13
The given figure has two pairs of sides that are equal in length and three unequal sides.
The perimeter can be found by adding all the lengths of the sides of the of the figure.
This will give us

We regroup like terms to obtain,

This finally simplifies to ,
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QUESTION 14
This plane figure has four sides that are equal to 4j and two sides that are equal to 2h.
We add all the lengths of the sides of the plane figure to get,

This will simplify to give us,
It would be more difficult to run up a slope of 5 because it would be steeper. with a 1/5 slope you would have a rise over run but with a slope of 5 it would just be all rise
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the amount deposited, we will simply use the formula for calculating simple interest.
Simple Interest = pxrxt/100 (fraction)
Where p = principal
R= Rate
T= Time
Principal is the initial amount deposited which we are ask to find.
R is given to be 6% and T is the time which is given in years
Simple interest is the interest earned over the year which is given to be $400
Lets substitute our variable into the equation
Simple Interest = pxrxt/100 (fraction)
$400 = P × 6 × 3 / 100
$400 = 18p/100 (fraction)
We will then cross multiply
$40 000 = 18 P
To get the value of P, we divide both-side of the equation by 18
4000/18 = 18p/18 (fractions)
$2222.22 = P
P = $2222.22
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Answer:
He must lose 4.4 pounds per week.
Step-by-step explanation:
Buffalo Bill currently weighs 202 lb. He wants to weigh 180 lbs for his reunion.
This means that he needs to lose 202 - 180 = 22 lb.
35 days from today.
Each week has 7 days. So this is 35/7 = 5 weeks from now.
How many pounds per week must he lose?
22 pounds in 5 weeks, that is 22/5 = 4.4 pounds per week.
12÷3=4
cause 1/3 in this situation is 3 cause 12÷4 is 3