Pieces of yarn .... 1/8 yard long (each)
a piece of yarn ... n = 3 yards long
remaining ... 1 1/4 yards = 5/4 yards
If you would like to calculate how many 1/8 yard pieces can Sarah cut and still have 1 1/4 yards left, you can do this using the following steps:
n - 1 1/4 = <span>3 - 1 1/4 </span>= 3 - 5/4 = 12/4 - 5/4 = 7/4 = 1 3/4 yards
7/4 / 1/8 = 7/4 * 8/1 = 14 pieces
Result: Sarah can cut 14 1/8 yard pieces and still have 1 1/4 yards left.
F = 9/5(40) + 32
F = 72 + 32
F = 105
40°C is ~105°F, and the closest would be D.
B is the Y-intercept or where the graph crosses the y-axis. they provide you with a few things which can help you figure this out. they give you the values of x and y in a table
X | Y
2 | -5
4 | -9 The difference between each Y value is 4...so, I add 4 to the -5
6 | -13 and get -1...going up another value for the X would be at 0. This leaves me with an ordered pair of (0,-1).....thus, the value of b is -1.
Answer:
If 8 Treasure Chests per 4 Hours so
12 Treasure Chests for 6 Hours
10 treasure Chests for 5 Hours
Step-by-step explanation:
If 8 Chests every 4 Hours, then 2 Chests is every 1 hour. Count up each hour, add 2 chests.
49 is a composite number, which means it is divisible by 1, 7, and 49. Hope this helps! :)
