12 = 3/4 * x
12 ÷ 3/4 = x
12 * 4/3 = x
48/3 = x
16 = x
Answer: The whole set is 16 counters
I'll proceed by evaluating total length and surface area by scanned images. For measurements, I suggest to use winrhizo or any similar software. In this case the most important thing to think about is to use the appropiate acquisition parameters, I mean, to set a good resolution during scanning. Pixels of the aquired image should be smaller than root hairs diameter. Therefore, let me try to suggest you a good acquisition resolution. Making a quick research, it seems that hair root diameters range between 0,012 and 0,017 mm, so I suggest a resolution that will give a pixel dimension of 0,002 mm. Root hair diameters should be composed by 6-8 pixels, that is enough for winrhizo measurements. Resolution is measured in dpi, so in "dots/pixel per inch". A inch is 25,4 mm. We need pixels with a diameter of 0,002 mm, so in 25,4 mm we found 12700 pixels. That means 12700 dpi. It's a very high resolution, you need a good scanner and much space in your computer.
Answer:
Because there is only one out put for each domain this mapping diagram is a function.
Step-by-step explanation:
Two sets are involved. There is a directional property, the relation is defined from one set called the domain on to another set called the codomain. A function is a relation that has exactly one output for each input in the domain.
It was 1.5 times the length of Noah's bike ride as Mai’s bike ride.
The problem we dealing with is related to mixed numbers which are referred to as mixed numbers and could be the whole number, and a proper division spoke together. It for the most part speaks to a number between any two whole numbers.
Since we are providing mai's rate which is 6 3/4 miles and Noah's rate of 4 1/2 miles, So in order to find the time the length of Noah's ride is compared to Mal's, we just need to divide the given rates by each other
=> 6 3/4 divided by 4 1/2,
=> 27/4 divided by 9/2, (The result is an improper fractions)
=> 27/4 X 2/9
=>3/2
=> 1.5
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