A ton is 2,000 pounds so multiply 2,000 x 18
2,000 x 18 = 36,000 pounds, now add the 42 pounds to the 36,000
36,000 + 42 = 36,042 pounds. Now divide 36,042 by 3
36,042 ÷ 3 = 12,014
Your answer is 12,014 pounds
If you need your answer in tons it's 6.007 tons
Calculations for pounds to tons
12,014 ÷ 2,000 = 6.007
Hope this helps. :)
Area is length times width. Therefore, width is area divided by length. Convert 11 7/8 to the improper fraction 95/8 and convert 4 3/4 to 19/4. Then, you can fine 95/8 divided by 19/4 by flipping the second fraction and multiplying so that you have 95/8 times 4/19. 4 times 95 is 380 and 8 times 19 is 152. Therefore, the answer is 380/152. This is equivalent to 5/2 or 2.5.
Answer: y=-1/5x+4
Step-by-step explanation: use the equation y=mx+b (x,y)->(5,3) 5 is an x value and 3 is a y value so you want to plug in these values into the equation. 3=-1/5(5)+b. We already know our slope so just plug it into m. Now multiply -1/5 and 5 which is -1. 3=-1+b you want to isolate b so you can find the intercept. Add one to both sides so it cancels out. 4=b we found our y-intercept so we can write the equation now. y=-1/5x+4
Answer: 925 over z
Step-by-step explanation:
James bought juice for his class party
Juice label says container has the quantity of juice = 925 ml
If y is the number of servings of juice and z is the number of milliliters per serving then
Answer
Good question!
A. false. Even though 5 is usually greater than 2, in this case it is less because it is negative and positives are always greater than negatives.
B. true. Just like the last question, positives are always greater than negatives and even though 8 is usually greater than 3, in this case the 3 is a negative so it is less.
C. true. Think about which number is closer to the number line. When we are talking about negative numbers, the number closer to the number line is greater.
D. false. Same concept as the last question where -12 is closer to the number line than -12.5 so -12 is actually greater.
If you have any additional questions feel free to ask me or your teacher so you can really master what you're learning. :)
