Answer:
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 576 square feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Length of drive way at garage door = 12 feet
Length of drive way at street = 20 feet
Length of total driveway = 18 feet
Find:
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet]
Computation:
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 2[Area of trapezoid]
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 2[(1/2)(Sum of parallel side)(Height)]
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 2[(1/2)(12 + 20)(18)]
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 2[(1/2)(32)(18)]
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 32 x 18
Amount of Winter sealer for 2 coats[in square feet] = 576 square feet
Answer:
B)
Step-by-step explanation:
because 45= 1(45)
the rest don't show it on the table
You earn $15 per lawn. 1 lawn would be $15. 15(1) is 15.
7 lawns would be 15(7), which is 105.
Answer: The common ratio is -1/3
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Work Shown:
Pick any term to divide it by the previous term. I'm going to pick the second term and divide it by the first term.
r = common ratio
r = (term 2) divided by (term 1)
r = (4/9) divided by (-4/3)
r = (4/9) * (-3/4)
r = (4*(-3))/(9*4)
r = -12/36
r = -1/3
The common ratio is -1/3
This means you multiply each term by -1/3 to get the next term
For instance
term 2 = r*(term 1)
term 2 = (-1/3)*(-4/3)
term 2 = ((-1)*(-4))/(3*3)
term 2 = 4/9
Y - 10 =(-1/3) ( X - 10 )
Y = ( -1/3) X + ( 40/3)
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
The basic form of Slope Intercept equation is
Step 2:
Points are (10,10) and m=-1/3
Y-10 = (-1/3)(X-10)
Y = ( (-X + 10 )/3) + 10
Y =( - X / 3 ) +( 40 / 3)
