Side 1: 17 Cm.
Side 2: 7 Cm.
Side 3: 14 Cm.
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Answer:
The scale reading that the chef need to see for this spice when preparing the specialty for 43 people is 0.86.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to find the answer, you need to multiply the amount that the chef uses per serving for the number of servings. The statement indicates that the chef uses one- fiftieth of an ounce of a spice per serving and this is represented as 1/50 and you have to multiply this for 43 that is the number of people.
You can find 1/50 as a decimal dividing 1 by 50:
1/50=0.02
Now, you can multiply this value for 43:
0.02=43=0.86
According to this, the answer is that the scale reading that the chef need to see for this spice when preparing the specialty for 43 people is 0.86.
Slot method or permutations
top 3
6 for first slot
5 for 2nd slot
4 for 3rd
6*5*4=120
120 possiblites
answer is C
No. Aaron ate more because 5/6 is a larger fraction than 2/3.
Um, so it's a bit awkward with this question because they actually got the x value incorrect. When they added up all the values, they got 9x - 27 = 180, but it's actually 9x + 27 = 180 because -18 + 45 is positive 27. Anyways, when you solve it correctly you get x = 17, and then you substitute it into the angles. So with 5x - 18, you are saying 5(× 17) - 18 = 67. Then with the other one you do 4(× 17) + 45 = 113. You know that x is definitely 17 because 113 + 67 = 180.
