yes, it does not matter if the y is at the beginning or at the end. However, most teachers usually prefer to have the y at the beginning as it is easier to read.
When it is in motion the force is unbalanced. When it stops the forces are balanced.
If we rewrite it as y=mx+d (which can be taken from here from subtracting ax and c from both sides, then dividing b, resulting in y=(-a/b)(x)-c/b. We can then substitute -a/b for m and -c/b for d), if d=0, then we have m as a constant and as we add a specific number to y (that number being m) every time the x value increases by 1, it therefore forms a straight line. If d is not 0, then we simply add d to every single number - this is still a straight line due to that we still add a specific number to y every time x increases by 1 every single time
Note that they together ate all of the pizza.
Therefore the total fractions they ate should add up to 1.
By letting the fraction Jodie ate be x.
x + 2/5 + 1/4 = 1
x = 7/20
The answer is 7/20.
The <u>correct answers</u> are:
6.5 cm = 65.00001052 torr
6.5 cm = 8665.93 Pa
6.5 cm = 0.08552632119 atm
Explanation
The conversion rate from centimeters mercury (cm Hg) to torr is
1 torr = 0.099999983814461 cm.
We have 6.5 cm; this means to convert we divide:
6.5/0.099999983814461 = 65.00001052
The conversion rate from cm Hg to Pascals (Pa) is
1 cm = 1333.22 Pa
We have 6.5 cm; this means to convert we multiply:
6.5(1333.22) = 8665.93
The conversion rate from cm Hg to atmospheres (atm) is
1 atm = 75.999995199606 cm
We have 6.5 cm; this means to convert we divide:
6.5/75.999995199606 = 0.08552632119
