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2 years ago

Do 1/3 and 2/6 name the same part of one whole?

2 answers:

8 0

Yes because 1/3 and 2/6 are the same. For example:
2/4 and 1/2 are the same because 2/4 can be reduced down to 1/2. In your equation 2/6 can be reduced to 1/2. Therefore 2/6 = 1/3

yan [13]2 years ago

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Yes, if you were to divide 1/3 you would get 1/6.
Now since you divided 1/3 into two parts to get 1/6, now if you would like to get 1/3 out then you must double 1/6 into 2/6 which would be equal to 1/3

I hope this made sense, I know you wanted a more simple yes or no but i believe if you explain to someone how they got the answer than you wouldn't need help next time. xx

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s(t)>400

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-16t^2+64t+400-400>400-400

-16t^2+64t>0

Multiplying the inequality by -1:

(-1)(-16t^2+64t>0)

16t^2-64t<0

Fatorizing: Comon factor 16t:

16t(16t^2/16t-64t/16t)<0

16t(t-4)<0

t is greater than zero:

t>0→t-4<0→t-4+4<0+4→t<4

Then t>0 ant t<4:

Solution = (0, Infinite) ∩ (-Infinite, 4)

Solution = (0,4)

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