Rani will use 3/2 cups of white rice for 3 cups of milk.
<h3>What is termed as unitary method?</h3>
"It is a method in which we obtain the value of a single unit by subtracting the value of multiple units and thus the value of multiple units by subtracting the value of a single unit."
- The value of several things is given in the unitary method, and we must either figure out the significance of more or lesser things.
- To do so, we must first determine the value of one item by division and then determine the value of ever more or fewer items by multiplication.
Now, for the given question;
1 cup of white rice is required for every 2 cups of milk by Rani.
Thus,
2 cups of milk ------> 1 cup of white rice.
So, using unitary method. Divide both side by 2.
1 cups of milk ------> 1/2 cup of white rice.
Now, calculate for the 3 cups of milk.
multiplying both side by 3.
3 cups of milk ------> 3/2 cup of white rice.
Therefore, the 3/2 cups of white rice required for the 3 cups of milk.
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
1/7x
Factorize the numbers (4 and 28) as they have a common factor of 4 so you can simplify it to 1/7. Cancel out the 3 in the x (numerator) from the denominator and you will have x^1 remaining in the denominator. That is also the same as x, therefore making it 1/(7x)
Taking point <em>Z </em> as the origin, the coordinates of the points on ΔBAD are
given by changing the sign of the coordinates of points in ΔDCB.
- The angle that is congruent to ∠DBA is; <u>D. ∠BDC</u>
Reasons:
The given parameters are;
Triangle ΔBAD is the image of ΔDCB following a rotation of 180°.
Required:
The angle congruent to ∠DBA.
Solution:
Given that the rotation of triangle DCB is 180°, we have that the
coordinates of a point (x, y) in ΔDCB is (-x, -y) in ΔDBA.
Therefore, side DC is parallel to side AB
Which gives;
∠DBA is congruent to ∠BDC by alternate interior angles theorem.
∠DBA ≅ ∠BDC
The angle that is congruent to ∠DBA is; option <u>D. ∠BDC</u>
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