Answer:
The number of Pumpkin can used = 48 cans
The number of Green Beans can used = 16 cans
Step-by-step explanation:
The ratio of Pumpkin to Green Beans = 3 : 1
So, for every 3 can of Pumpkin, 1 can of green beans is used.
Now, the total number of John wants to use = 64
Let us assume the common factor in the ratio is m.
⇒ The number of Pumpkin can used = 3 m
The number of Green Beans can used = 1 m = m
So, the Total cans used = Number of (Pumpkin + Green Beans) can
⇒ 3 m + m = 64
or, 4 m = 64
⇒ m = 64/ 4 = 16
Hence, The number of Pumpkin can used = 3 m = 3 x 16 = 48 cans
The number of Green Beans can used = m = 16 cans
No 3/7 do not represents the same length on the number line
Answer: Ix - 950°C I ≤ 250°.
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok, the limits are:
700°C to 1200°C.
The first step is to find the mean these numbers:
M = (700°C + 1200°C)/2 = 950°C
Now let's find the distance between the mean and the limits (which is equal to half the difference between our numbers)
D = (1200°C - 700°C)/2 = 250°C.
Now we can write our relation as:
Ix - MI ≤ D
Ix - 950°C I ≤ 250°.
if x = 1200°C.
I1200°C - 950°CI = 250°C ≤ 250°C ---- true.
if x = 700°C
I700°C - 950°CI = I-250°CI = 250°C ≤ 250°C ---- true
B. This is the answer because it is not equivalent to anything else, and the answer simplified is: -18.
I’m pretty sure it’s XCIX IV I hope this helped
