Each complete cleaning requires 6 drops of cleaner. Let's convert that to ml:
6 drops 1 ml 3 ml cleaner
----------- * ------------- = ------------------- = 0.3 ml cleaner per cleaning
20 drops 10 cleanings
Recall that 1 bottle contains 30 ml cleaning fluid.
How many cleanings is one bottle of fluid good for?
1 bottle 0.3 ml
----------- = ----------- => x = 100 cleanings/bottle
x 30 ml
<u>Answer:</u>
c= -1/2
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Let's solve your equation step-by-step.
4
/3 = −6c −
5/
3
Step 1: Simplify both sides of the equation.
4
/3 =−6c + −5
/3
Step 2: Flip the equation.
−6c + −5
/3 = 4/3
Step 3: Add 5/3 to both sides.
−6c + −5
/3 + 5
/3 = 4/3 + 5
/3 −6c
=3
Step 4: Divide both sides by -6.
−6c −6 = 3
− 6
c = −1
/2
257,650 rounded to the nearest hundred is 257,700 because it is right at the border (50) we have to round up.
If we intersect the circle of radius 1 around (4,-4) and the circle of radius 1 around (4,-6) they'll intersect at the center of circle radius 1 that has both those points.
Here we don't really have to do any math. It's clear that the midpoint (4,-5) is 1 away from both (4,-4) and (4,-6) so that's our answer:
Answer: (4,-5)
