1. To find how much cardboard he needs to paint you need to find the area of the cardboard which is length times width. So in this case, it would be 16 1/3 feet times 6 feet. Or 49/3 times 6/1. This gives you 294/3 or 98 feet.
2. To find this you would divide the total area by how much area each bottle covers to find how many bottles you need. 98 divided by 30 is 98/30 which reduces to 49/15 or 3 4/15. Since you can’t have 4/15 of a bottle, you’d round up to 5 bottles of paint.
Answer:
Area = length * width
112 = (2w+2)*w
112 = 2w^2 + 2w
0 =2w^2 + 2w - 112
0 = w^2 + w - 56
0 = ( w + 8 )( w - 7 )
w+8=0 results in negative measures
w-7=0 --> w = 7
width is 7
length is 16
Answer:
9, 10, 11, 12, and 13
Step-by-step explanation:
The first term is determined when n=1, therefore a(1)=1+8=9
The second term is determined when n=2, therefore a(2)=2+8=10
The third term is determined when n=3, therefore a(3)=3+8=11
The fourth term is determined when n=4, therefore a(4)=4+8=12
The fifth term is determined when n=5, therefore a(5)=5+8=13
Answer:
The number of seashells he have in his collection all together is 140.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Stanley has a collection of seashells. He found 35% of his collection on Florida beaches.
Stanley has 49 seashells from Florida.
Now, to find the number of seashells of his collection altogether.
Let the number of seashells all together be 
Percentage of seashells found on Florida beaches = 35%.
Number of seashells found on Florida beaches = 49.
Now, to get the number of seashells altogether we put an equation:
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Dividing both sides by 0.35 we get:
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Therefore, the number of seashells he have in his collection all together is 140.
Answer: 49.25
Step-by-step explanation:
