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A caterer makes 3 extra sandwhiches for every 20 sandwhiches a customer orders. What is the ratio of ordered sandwiches to extra
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1.) First plug in the values for m and A:
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Isolate b:
b = 1999
So your answer is the first option.
2.) Admission costs $5.25, so even if you don't go on any rides, you will still have to pay $5.25. This means that for this problem, 5.25 will be the b value. If each ride costs $2.50, then this means it is $2.50x for the cost of x rides. The total cost will then be .
Remember
(ab)/(cd)=(a/c)(b/d)
and
1kg=1000g=1*10^3g
hmm, I estimate, 4 of them
x=number of attoms
mass of 1 times x=1*10^3
3.95*10^-22 times x=1*10^3
divide both sides by 3.95*10^-22
x=
=
=
a million has 9 zeroes
so 24 zeroes is alot that is a <span>septillion, so there are 2.5316 septillion uranium atoms in 1kg
a. 4
b. underestimate
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(ab)/(cd)=(a/c)(b/d)
and
1kg=1000g=1*10^3g
hmm, I estimate, 4 of them
x=number of attoms
mass of 1 times x=1*10^3
3.95*10^-22 times x=1*10^3
divide both sides by 3.95*10^-22
x=
a million has 9 zeroes
so 24 zeroes is alot that is a <span>septillion, so there are 2.5316 septillion uranium atoms in 1kg
a. 4
b. underestimate
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