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Over [174]
4 years ago
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Suppose a computer manufacturer can build circuit boards according to the following process:12 resistors + 20 insulators + 8 mem

ory chips → 4 circuit boards.How many circuit boards could you make using 5 insulators, assuming you have enough of all the other parts?a. 4b.20c.1d.15e.none of the above

Chemistry
1 answer:
melomori [17]4 years ago
6 0

Complete Question:

The complete question is shown on the first uploaded image

Answer:

The answer is option C

Explanation:

From the question we are told that

12 resistors + 20 insulators + 8 memory chips → 4 circuits

Now from this expression we can see that

       20 insulators produces 4 circuit

And we are being as to calculate how many circuit  5 insulators would produce

     S using basic relation we have that

                       20 is to  4

          then      5  is to    ?                             let call ? = x

  applying cross multiplication we have that

                20  ×  x = 4 × 5

  Therefore   x =  (4 ×  5)  ÷   20

                      x   =   1 circuit

We can see from our calculation that 5 insulators would produce one circuit                    

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