it would depend how much you actually used, but you would take the amount you used and divide it by the total amount of yarn. so if the yarn was 4m long and you used 2m then it would be 2/4 which is 0.5 which is also 50%, so half the yarn was used.
3/8 of 16 = (16 / 8) x 3
= 2 x 3
= 6
2/3 of 6 = (6 / 3) x 2
= 2 x 2
= 4
<span>Base = 12cm
Height = 7cm</span>
Answer:
an equation of a line
Step-by-step explanation:
This is an equation of a line. Lets walk through it.
y=1/3x+2
This is to find out what the Y coordinate would be when X is plugged in. So, if x was 6, you would take 1/3 of 6 to get 2, and add 2. The y intercept would be 4, since y=1/3(6)+2, y=2+2, y=4
Y=1/3x+2
This is what the slope is. If the slope is negative (ie. -3/4) the greater the x intercept the lower the y will be. (so if I had x=4 for a slope of -3/4, that would be y=-3/4(4)+2, y=-3+2, y=-1) But if the slope is positive (ie. 1/3) the greater the x value the greater the y value as well. (see graph attached below for positive)
Y=1/3x+2
This is the Y intercept. (This is NOT the y coordinate. This is only the coordinate of y if x=0) This number tells you where the Y intercept is. If it adds, the y intercept is positive. If it subtracts, the y intercept is negative.
Sorry if these explainations dont make sense. But, here is the graph for y=1/3x+2
The answers are
M1 = 112°
M2 = 26°