Answer: 5 2/3 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question, we are informed that the scale drawing of an airplane is:
1 inch = 3 meters.
Since the length of the actual plane is 17 meters, the length of the plane in the scale drawing will then be:
= 17/3
= 5 2/3 inches
5x + 8
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Tia is correct because she used PEMDAS
16 - 8 ÷ 8
= 16 - 1
= 15
Therefore, Tia is correct & the answer is 15
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Answer: 19/12 pounds or 1.583 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
Let a pound be represented by x. So x = 1 pound.
5/6 of a pound is the same as multiplying 5/6 × x. It becomes 5/6 × x = 5x/6
3/4 of a pound is the same as multiplying 3/4 × x. It becomes 3/4 × x = 3x/4
We want to look for 5/6 of a pound + 3/4 of a pound.
It becomes
5x/6 + 3x/4
Taking lowest common multiple(LCM) of 12, it becomes
= (2×5x + 3×3x) / 12
= (10x +9x)/12
= 19x /12
Substituting x = 1 pound,
It becomes 19/12 pounds
Expressing in decimal, 19/12 = 15.83
We can also solve from the beginning in terms of decimals
5/6 pounds = 0.833 pounds
3/4pounds = 0.75 pounds
5/6 pounds + 3/4 pounds = 0.833 + 0.75 = 1.583 pounds
2x^2 + x -3 can be factorised
<span>[2x + 3][x - 1] </span>
<span>As length times width = area </span>
<span>one possible set of measurements are </span>
<span>length = [2x + 3] </span>
<span>width = [x-1] </span>
