In this question, you have given the table length (7. 1/2 feet) and the table maximal area (46 7/8 square feet). The question is about whether Julia buys a table greater than 6ft wide, in other words, we need to determine the table maximum width. The equation from this problem can be written as:
Table max area = 46 7/8 ft
Table length= 7 1/2 ft
Using area formula, the calculation for maximal width would be:
length * max width = max area
7 1/2 ft * max width = 46 7/8 ft
max width = 46.875/ 7.5 = 6.25ft
The answer to this question would be yes, she can buy a table with more than 6 ft width. But it should not more than 6.25ft width
Answer:
you have 33 ones and 40 fives
Step-by-step explanation:
I’m not sure but since no one else commented I would think it’s D, I think you take the first number like 6 for a and subtract the first number for b like 3
Answer:
3.95 and -3.95
Step-by-step explanation:
To graph a circle you can use the formula or (x – h)^2 + (y – k)^2 = r^2. So substituting in the given, we get x^2+y^2=49/pi. The x intercept is when y=0. So x^2=49/pi and so
x = sqrt(49/pi) and rounding to the nearest tenth, we get 3.95 and -3.95 because it isn’t a principal square root.
The answer to your question is = 184
