First you subtract 6 from both sides to get:
4h=24
Then divide by 4:
h=6
With these problems, use the steps of either
PEDMAS, or <em></em>Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally.
the P stands for Parenthesis, the E for exponents, the M for multiplication, the D for division, the A for addition, and the S for subtraction
Answer:
Option A is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
As we see the graph, we can say that the correct statement is :
A.)All repairs requiring 1 hour or less have the same labor cost. We can see that the coat from 0 hours to 1 hour is $50. So, the number of hours falling in this range has the same repairing cost.
B.) Labor costs the same no matter how many hours are used for a repair. This is wrong as the graph is increasing after 1 hour.
C.) Labor costs for a repair are more expensive as the number of hours increases. This is wrong as the hours are increasing from 0.25 to 0.5 then to 0.75 but they all have the same cost.
D.)There is no cost of labor for a repair requiring less than 1 hour. This is also wrong. The cost is $50.
1.326 grams of NH3 are required to produce 4.65 g of HF.
Step-by-step explanation:
Balanced chemical reaction is written first to know the number of moles taking part in original reaction.
NH3 +3 F2 ⇒3 HF + NF3
Given:
mass of HF = 4.65
First the number of moles of HF in 4.65 grams is calculated by using the formula:
number of moles (n) = 
atomic mass of HF = 20 grams/mole
putting the values in the above equation number of moles can be found.
n = 
= 0.235 moles of HF are given.
From the equation it can be said that:
1 mole of NH3 reacts to form 3 moles of HF
so, x moles of NH3 would react to form 0.235 moles of HF
= 
3x = 0.235
x = 
x = 0.078 moles of NH3 is required.
The moles are converted to mass by applying the formula:
mass = atomic mass X number of moles (atomic mass of NH3 = 17 grams/mole)
putting the values in the formula
mass = 17 X 0.078
mass = 1.326 grams
Answer:
D. FH
Step-by-step explanation:
Angle G is the smallest, so the side of the triangle opposite that angle will be the shortest. That is the side that does not contain G in its segment name:
FH is the shortest side . . . . choice D
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The attachment shows a triangle with these angle measures drawn to scale. You will note that FH is the shortest side.
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Please be aware that different instances of this question may have different angle measures, or may have answer choices in a different order. The thing to remember is that <em>the lengths of sides have the same ordering (least to greatest) that the angle measures do</em>.