Answer:
140 toy cars
Step-by-step explanation:
The ratio of Ed's toy car to Pete's toy car is initially given as 5:2
Ed gave Pete a total number of 30 cars
Let x represent the greatest common factor that exists between both number
Number of Ed's car is represented as 5x
Number of Pete car is represented as 2x
Since they each have an equal number of cars which is 30 then we can solve for x as follows
5x-30=2x+30
Collect the like terms
5x-2x= 30+30
3x= 60
Divide both sides by the coefficient of x which is 3
3x/3=60/3
x=20
Ed's car is 5x, we substitute 20 for x
5(20)
= 100 cars
Pete car is 2x,we substitute 20 for x
2(20)
= 40 cars
Therefore, the total number of cars can be calculated as follows
= 100+40
= 140 toy cars
Hence they have 140 toy cars altogether
To properly visualize the given, we transform them into equation form rather than words.
f(x) = sqrt (x)
g(x) = 8(sqrt(x))
From these, it may be observed that g(x) is 8 times of f(x). These transformation is in the value of y and is scaling. Because it is multiplied by a a whole number, the transformation is vertical scaling that involves multiplying the y-coordinate by 8.
Answer:
Euler's Formula states that:
V -E +F = 2 meaning that the vertices minus the edges plus the faces of a convex polyhedron will always equal two.
So, for the initial question, we have 40 edges and 24 faces.
So, vertices = 2 + Edges -Faces
Vertices = 2 + 40 - 24
Vertices = 18
Source: https://www.1728.org/platonic.htm
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
3sqrt(5)
Step-by-step explanation:
sqrt(45)
sqrt(9*5)
We know the sqrt(ab) = sqrt(a) sqrt(b)
sqrt(9) sqrt(5)
3sqrt(5)
You would use order of operations: PEMDAS
P(parenthesis) E(exponents) MD(multiplication/division) AS(addition/subtraction)
with MD and AS order doesnt matter.
8(5-32) you would start with inside the Parenthesis for "P" so (5-32)=(-27)
next you would go to the E but because you dont have an exponent you go to the next step with is the "MD" you have multiplication so next would be 8(-27) and 8 multiplied by -27 is: 8(-27)= -216
ANSWER: -216
