Answer:
let x and y be the two number then according to question ,
xy=4 2/9
or, xy= 38/9
if one of the number is 38 then,
38x=38/9
or, x= 1/9 is the correct ans.
Do 8plus8
then 7plus7
then add them all
30 is the answer
Answer:
Tom can cut 12 (15 inch pieces) from the two boards.
Step-by-step explanation:
We're first given foot measurements and we're asked to find the answer in inches. That means we must convert 8 feet to inches, which is a 1:12 inches conversion. 8 times 12 will give you 96, so now you will multiply that value by 2 because Tom has 2 8-foot long boards. That will give you 192 inches. Since the question is asking for 'how many 15 inch pieces he can cut from the two boards?', you will need to divide 192 inches by 15 to find the answer. This will give you 12.8 boards. Because you can't have parts of an object, the answer will be 12 whole boards.
Answer:
x = 49
Step-by-step explanation:
AD is an angle bisector and divides the opposite side into segments that are proportional to the other 2 sides , that is
=
( cross- multiply )
8x = 392 ( divide both sides by 8 )
x = 49
Answer: See below.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's go number by number.
Rational pretty much means you can put it into a fraction of whole numbers.
The first number is -81,572.
- This number is <u>rational</u> because it can be put into a fraction (
) that is made up of whole numbers.
The second number is
.
- This number is <u>irrational</u> because it cannot be put into a fraction of whole numbers.
- Keep in mind that most squareroots are irrational. Especially those that don't equal a whole number.
The third number is 5.636336333
- There is a pattern so the number is <u>rational</u>.
- Usually a pattrn means it can be put into a fraction.
The fourth number is
. This equals 4 if you solve it out.
- Since we just get 4, that certainly can be put into a fraction of whole numbers, so this is <u>rational.</u>