Answer:
first, she should have measured one cup of flower then estimated how much another one would weigh, and added the results together.
Step-by-step explanation:
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I would approach the problem like this:
1 oz bottle.............................30cm^3
33 oz bottle.............................xcm^3
in a 33 oz bottle will be x=33*30=990cm^3
density=mm/v
13.6g/cm^3= m/ 990cm^3
m= 13.6 * 990=13464 g
or 13.464 kg in a 33 oz bottle
m1 = 63 m2 =117 m3=117 m5=117 m6=63 m7=117 m8=63
P = 2(l + w)
p = 356
l = 96
356 = 2(96 + w)
356 = 192 + 2w
356 - 192 = 2w
164 = 2w
164/2 = w
82 = w
check....
p = 2(l + w)
356 = 2(96 + 82)
356 = 2(178)
356 = 356 (correct)
so the width (w) = 82 cm
Because 3^2 = 9
When you do (⅓)^2 what you are really doing is
(1^2)/(3^2) = 1/9
If you have (⅔)^2 you do
(2^2)/(3^2) = 4/9
Fractions get smaller because the denominator is also being squared which makes the denominator get bigger and when the denominator is bigger, you are dividing by a larger number which gives you a smaller answer. Whereas when you raise a whole number to an exponent, only the numerator get bigger because the denominator is 1 and 1 raised to any exponent is still 1
3^2 = (3^2)/(1^2) = 9/1 = 9
