Hello! I can help you with this! It asks for a ratio, so we have to solve it in that format. Although, there are different ways of solving it.
1. Okay. So a ratio for this would be 3/4 : 5/6. To divide fractions, we must keep the first fraction the same, change the division into a multiplication symbol, and flip the second fraction over. So it would look like this: 3/4 * 6/5. Multiply straight across (n*n/ d*d). When you do that, you get 18/20 or 9/10 in simplest form. The landscaper's rater is 9/10 acres per hour.
2. The ratio for this question is 9/4 : 1/2 For the next question, we repeat the steps for dividing fractions. Keep, Change, Flip. 9/4 * 2/1 is 18/4 or 4 1/2 in simplest form. Sally's running speed is 4 1/2 miles per hour.
3. Okay. Going back to question #1, the unit rate was 9/10 acres per hour. All we have to do now is multiply that number by 4. To multiply fractions, do it straight across. 9/10 * 4/1 is 36/10 or 3 3/5 in simplest form. A landscaper can mow 3 3/5 acres in 4 hours.
4. Then we repeat the steps done in question #3, and incorporate it in this problem. Going back to question #2, the unit rate was 4 1/2 miles per hour. All we have to do is multiply by 3. 9/2 * 3/1 is 27/2 or 13 1/2 in simplest form. Sally can run 13 1/2 miles in 3 hours.
Answer:
<h2>x=(y-105)/7</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the total time taken to practice is given by the expression as
y=7(15+x)
Simplifying the expression we have
y=105+7x
Solving for x (that is making x subject of formula we have)
7x=y-105
Divide both sides by 7 we have
x=(y-105)/7
Therefore the expression is
x=(y-105)/7
Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:
Given
CB = 14in
B as midpoint
Required
Determine CD and BD
<em>Since B is the midpoint, then the two line segments (CB and BD), we have the following relationships:</em>
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Reorder the first equation

Substitute 14 for CB

Taking the second equation into consideration



5/6, 1/3 hope this helps :))
Answer:
C. The area of the blue circle is equal to the sum of areas of green square and black circle.
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of a circle is the circumference of the circle measured with its diameter. In the given scenario the area of the blue circle is greater than the area of black circle. This is because of the difference in diameter of the two circles. The area of green square plus the area of black circle equals the blue circle.