Answer:
$8
Step-by-step explanation:
36 juice = $4.80
60 juice = ?
36/6 = 4.80/6
6 juice = 0.8
0.8x10=8
Let
T = theta
Use the Law of Cosines to get
c^2 = a^2+b^2 - 2ab*cos(T)
<span>7^2 = 10^2+8^2 - 2*10*8*cos(T)
</span><span>49 = 164 - 160*cos(T)
-160cos(T) = 49-164
</span><span>-160cos(T) = -115
</span>cos(T) = -115/(-160)
cos(T) = 23/32
cos(T) = 0.71875 which rounds to 0.72
The final answer is C) 0.72
No, JN is not paralle to KM
Part A.
Consider a punch containing L liters.
60% of these that is

is grape juice, and the rest, 0.4 L is lemon-soda.
so, for the variable L, the total amount of punch, the total amount of grape juice is 0.6 L
and the amount of lemon soda in the punch is 0.4L
Part B.
For L=2, we substitute and get:
0.6 L=0.6 * 2 liters = 1.2 liters of grape juice
0.4 L = 0.4 * 2 liters = 0.8 liters of lemon soda.
Answer:
about 7g/cm^3
Step-by-step explanation:

where p is density is equal to mass (5g) divided by volume (.689cm^3).
or

= 7.25 or approximately 7g/cm^3
or approximately .007kg/cm^3 dependent on what metric they want their answer in.