Can you show the list of ingredients?
Answer:
The answer is $/Miles
Step-by-step explanation:
- If Vanessa wants to know hoy the car's maintenance costs change as the distance increases, she is analysing the cost of maintaining the car (wich is expressed in dollars , $), when the distance increases (which is measured in miles or metres, or some other distance measure).
- Then, the appropiate units of measure for this problem are dollars (to represent the cost of maintenance) and miles (to represent the distance the car travels).
1:2...added = 3
1/3(18) = 18/3 = 6 (yellow chalk)
2/3(18) = 36/3 = 12 (not yellow)
so 6 pieces are yellow and 12 pieces are not
First, covert 3 pounds to ounces...then add the 2 ounces given. The weight of one jar, in ounces, is 50 ounces. Given that, multiply 320 by 50. The answer to that is 16,000. Therefore, there are 16,000 in 320 jars. To get the answer pack to pounds....divide 16,000 by 16 since there are 16 ounces in a pound. The answer would be 1,000 pounds. Meaning, there are 1,000 pounds OR 16,000 ounces in 320 jars. Hope this helps :)
Perimeter=(2*length)+(2*width)
length=2*w
132=(2(2w))+(2w)
132=(4w)+(2w)
132=6w
w=22
l=44
