Q1. The answer is 100 hours
10 ml is for 1 hours
1l is for x hours
1l = 1000 ml
So, make a proportion:
10 ml is for 1 hours
1000 ml is for x
10 ml : 1h = 1000 ml : x
x = 1h * 1000 ml : 10 ml = 100 hours
Q2. The answers are:
1. kg - measurement of mass
2. cm² - measurement of area
3. L - measurement of volume (1L = 1 dm³)
4. m - measurement of length
I’ll try to make a step by step demonstration! Feel free to skip to step 5 for the answer, though
1. The formula for a right triangular prism is (1/2)*base*height*length, and we know what the base (4 cm) and length (8 cm) are, but not the height
2. To find the height we must divide the side triangle into two, which then gives us two right triangles
3. Focusing on just one of the right triangles, its base will be 2 cm rather than 4 (as it has been divided by two) and its hypotenuse will be 4 cm; using Pythagorean’s theorem (a^2 + b^2 = c^2), solve for the missing side (the height), which should end up being √12
4. Multiply! (1/2)4*√12*8 ≈ 55.425
5. Round to the nearest tenth —> 55.4
I hope this helped somewhat! Comment if clarification is needed
Answer: 21.78
Step-by-step explanation: Multiply 33 by .66. You will get 21.78.
I believe the answer is 3240^9/2 g^33/8
Answer:
The Pacific seahorse eats 8 shrimp per day
Step-by-step explanation:
<u><em>The complete question is</em></u>
As a part of its diet, a Pacific seahorse eats about 56 shrimp per week. It eats the same amount each day.
a) How much shrimp does the Pacific seahorse eat per day?
Complete the statement with the unit rate.
The Pacific seahorse eats _____ shrimp per day.
Part a) How much shrimp does the Pacific seahorse eat per day?
Let
x ---> the number of shrimp that the Pacific seahorse eats per day
we know that
The number of shrimp that the Pacific seahorse eats per day, multiplied by the number of days in a week, must be equal to 56 shrimp

so
The linear equation that represent this situation is equal to

solve for x
Divide by 7 both sides

therefore
The Pacific seahorse eats 8 shrimp per day