I honestly think B but I'm not sure
Answer:
|96.55−0.02|= x
|96.55+0.02|=x
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
Measured length of beam = 96.55 cm
Measurement accuracy = plus or minus (± 0.02cm)
Limits of actual length of the beam:
Let limit of actual length = x
Lower limit :
|measured length - accuracy| = x
|96.55 - 0.02| = x
96.53) x
Upper limit :
|measured length + accuracy| = x
|96.55 + 0.02| = x
96.57 = x
Answer: The correct option is, (B) Addition property
Step-by-step explanation:
- Addition property : In this property, whatever is added to one side of the equal sign must be added to the other side.
For example : If x = y then x + z = y + z
- Multiplication property : In this property, whatever is multiplied to one side of the equal sign must be multiplied to the other side.
For example : If x = y then x × z = y × z
- Transitive property : If one value (x) is equal to the another value (y), which is equal to the another value (z), then the first value (x) is equal to the third value (z).
For example : If x = y and y = z then x = z
The given inequality expression is,
5x - 9 < 91
5x -9 + 9 < 91 + 9
(Using Addition property because we are adding 9 on both the side)
5x < 100
5x ÷ 5 < 100 ÷ 5
(Using Division property because we are dividing by 5 on both the side)
x < 20
Therefore, addition property is used in the second step of solving the inequality.
<span><em>"2 batches of soup will serve 8 people."</em>
<u>Then x </u></span><span><u>batches of soup will serve 120 people
</u>120.2 = 8.x
x = 30 batches of soup will serve 120 people.
<em>"2 onions for 1 batch"</em>
<u>Then y onions for 30 batches
</u>30.2 = 1.y
y = 60 onions<u>
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Answer: 1 apple is $0.65
Step-by-step explanation:
