Answer:
The smaller board would be 2.75 feet and the longer one would be 10.25 feet.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to find this, assume the shorter board is equal to x. Next, we would know that the longer board would be equal to x + 7.5. Using these two assumptions, we can add the lengths together, set equal to 13 and then solve for x.
x + (x + 7.5) = 13
2x + 7.5 = 13
2x = 5.5
x = 2.75
Now that we have the length of the shorter board, we can add 7.5 to it to get the larger one.
2.75 + 7.5 = 10.25
<span>1/7(x) +27/7
= 1/7 (x + 27)
hope it helps</span>
Y=1 we can check this by looking at the slope of the line: m=
so m=0. By looking at the graph we know our y-int is 1. By plugging in this information into the equation of a line we get the following: y=0x+1. That is y=1
Answer:
y = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the 2 rectangles have the same area, then
12.5 × 2y = 5 × 20
25y = 100 ( divide both sides by 25 )
y = 4
If I have eight numbers and i am tasked to decide which of the set of given numbers is the smallest comparing 2 numbers at a time, I will have 28 comparisons in all. Trying all combinations for the first number, you have 7. Trying all combinations for the second number nit including its comparison to the first number (because it will be redundant), you will have 6 comparisons an so on. Adding it all up, you have 7+6+5+4+3+2+1=28.
