You need to find the unit rate of 3 : 1800 first by dividing 1800 and 3
1800 ÷ 3 = 600
So this means for every 1 pound bag it covers 600 square feet. You now need to multiply 600 and 4 to see how many square feet 4 pounds cover.
600 × 4 = 2400
So each 4 pounds covers 2400 sq ft. Now you have to divide 8400 and 2400 to find how many bags of 4 pounds you need
8400 ÷ 2400= 3.5
You need 3.5 bags of 4 pounds.
Technically you would need 4 bags because you’d have to round it up.
Hope this helps you!! :)
The answer is the first one.
Knowing that population density is like a rate, people per a given area, you would take the amount of people and divide by the area.
3.11E7/7.69E6 = 4.02 people per km squared.
Also the “E” is another way to write times 10 to a power and I recommend using that notation when plugging it into a calculator.
Answer:
The perimeter of a circle can be found by using the followinfg expression
P = 2*π*r
where
π = 3.14
r = radius of the circle = half the diameter of the circle
In this case, if we are given the radius, we use
P = 2*π*r
If we are given the diameter, we use
P = 2*π*(D/2) = π*D
1) 27in
radius = 27in
P = 2*(3.14)*(27 in) = 169.56 in
diameter = 27 in
P = (3.14)*(27 in) = 84.78 in
2) 79 in
radius = 79 in
P = 2*(3.14)*(79 in) = 496.12 in
diameter = 79 in
P = (3.14)*(79 in) = 248.06 in
3) 1809 in
radius = 1809 in
P = 2*(3.14)*(1809 in) = 11360.52 in
diameter = 1809 in
P = (3.14)*(1809 in) = 5680.26 in
4) 152 in
radius = 152 in
P = 2*(3.14)*(152 in) = 954.56 in
diameter = 152 in
P = (3.14)*(152 in) = 477.28 in
Answer:
0.16625
Step-by-step explanation:
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In the given question it is given that the length of the rectangle is 5.5 cm and the area of the rectangle is 220 cm^2.
Length of the rectangle = 5.5 cm
Area of the rectangle = 220 cm^2
Then we already know that
Area of a rectangle = Length * width
So Width of the rectangle = Area of the rectangle/ Length
= 220/5.5
= 2200/55
= 40
So the width of the rectangle is 40 cm.<span>Hope
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