Answer:
If they never cross/ intersect each other
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer
Answer:
EG = 16 and FH =22
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that the diagonals of a parallelogram bisect each other
so 2a = 3b+2
and 2a+3 = 6b-1
We know have a system of equations to solve
2a = 3b+2
2a+3 = 6b-1
Subtract 3 from each side
2a+3-3 = 6b-1-3
2a = 6b -4
Now we can set the 2 equations equal ( 2a = 3b+2 and 2a = 6b -4)
3b+2 = 6b-4
Subtract 3b from each side
3b-3b+2 = 6b-3b-4
2 = 3b-4
Add 4 to each side
2+4 = 3b-4+4
6 = 3b
Divide by 3
6/3 = 3b/3
2 =b
We want to find a
2a = 3b+2
Substitute in b=2
2a = 3(2) + 2
2a = 6+2
2a =8
Divide by 2
2a/2 =8/2
a = 4
Now that we know a and b
EG = 2a + 3b+2
= 2(4) + 3(2)+2
= 8+6+2
= 16
FH = 2a+3 + 6b-1
= 2(4) +3 +6(2)-1
= 8+3+12-1
= 23-1
= 22
Answer:
As the model is shown below.
As per model a thing is divided into five parts.There are three things and each one of them is being divided into five equal parts.
The value of fifth part of each of them is 1/5.
If we consider each part of a thing as one,
So, total number of parts = 15
Total thing=3
So, the answer of the above model is 3÷ 15.
Out of all the options which are 15÷15 , 3÷115 , 3÷15, 15÷15 →3÷15 is correct.
Option I: 10 candy bars for $6.75
<span>6.75/10 = 0.68 </span>
<span>Option II: 12 candy bars for $7.25 </span>
<span>7.25 / 12 = 0.60 </span>
Michael owns a small paper company called Michael Scott Paper Co. He has 5 clients and needs to sell them each a specific amount of paper. They have each ordered 3 3/10 worth of boxes. He has to find out how many paper boxes he has to sell and how much extra paper (in tenths) he has total.
IF you want to turn it into a question, add:
How many paper boxes is he selling?