I think your answer would be 5%.
Answer:
5.5
Step-by-step explanation:
5.5/10 = 8.5/(y+10)
if you solve it, it'll look like
y = 60/11
which is approximately 5.5
Answered by GAUTHMATH
16/-8=-2
Whenever dividing a -negative number and +positive number= number will be always -
3 3/7 / 1 1/7= 24/7 *7/8= 3 ( Cross out 7 and 7, divide by 1). Cross out 8 and 24 and divide by 8) ( Also always flip over the second fraction only when dividing)
3 3/7= 24/7 because multiply the denominator and whole number. 3*7=21
Add 21 with the numerator (3)= 21+3=24
-12.2 / (-6.1)=2
Whenever dividing two - negative numbers= + positive number
-2 2/5 / 4/5= -12/5*5/4=-3 Cross out 5 and 5- divide by 5. Cross out 4 and -12, divide by 4
Answers:
- 2 = 16/-8=-2
3= 3 3/7 /( dividing )1 1/7= 3
2= -12.2 / (-6.1)=2
-3=-2 2/5 / ( dividing) 4/5=-3
Answer:
the answer is 
hours
Step-by-step explanation:
so first we have to turn the fractions into mixed fractions, in order to do that we multiply the whole number by the denominator and add the numerator, our answer becomes the new numerator over the same denominator.
3 x 4 + 3
12 + 3
15
we do the same thing again.
1 x 3 + 1
3 + 1
4
then after we get our mixed fractions we subtract them from each other. Since the denominators are not the same we multiply to get the same denominators.
we subtract the numerators and keep the denominators.
then we simplify.
The farmer has 17 hens.
<h3>What is a linear equation in two variables ?</h3>
An equation is linear if has highest degree of 1 and it has two variables.Generally they are in x and y.
For example -: 2x + 3y = 10
According to the given question a farmer has some hens and goats. He counts a total of 60 eyes and 86 feet between them.
Let us denote Hens by H and Goats by G.
We know both of them has 2 eyes each and we also know that a Hen has 2 legs and a Goat has 4 legs.
There fore the given data we can form two equations.
2H + 2G = 60 and 2H + 4G = 86.
Solving these two equations we have G = 13 and H = 17.
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