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For this case we have the following conversion:
20 pounds = 9 kilograms
To use the table what we must do is find another relationship that allows us to find the weight in kilograms for 30 pounds.
For example, half the weight in pounds is half the weight in kilograms.
Therefore, the given conversion is:
10 pounds = 4.5 kilograms
So, for 30 pounds, we multiply this last ratio obtained by three on both sides:
30 pounds = 13.5 kilograms
Then, the table is:
Pounds 10 20 30
kilograms
4.5 9 13.5
Answer:
Using the ratio table the dogs weight is:
30 pounds = 13.5 kilograms
First add 24.95 and 35.99. You get 60.94 (Remember This!)
Now you take 49.95 divided by 2. you should get: 24.975.
add 24.975 with 60.94. You get 85.915
take 85.915 and multiply it by 0.15. You get 12.88725.
Subtract 85.915 by 12.88725. You should get 73.02775.
Now multiply that by 0.045. you should get 3.28624875.
Add that onto 73.02775, and you get 76.31399875.
Round that to the nearest hundredth, and your done! (The answer is: 76.31!)
The answer will be the B.
Answer:
The number of nickel coins is 10 and the number of quarter coins is 5
Step-by-step explanation:
<u><em>The correct question is</em></u>
Mary has 15 coins with the total value of $1.75 if the coins are nickels and quarters how many of each kind are there
Let
x ----> the number of nickel coins
y ----> the number of quarter coins
Remember that
we know that
Mary has 15 coins
so
-----> equation A
The total value of the coins is $1.75
so
----> equation B
Solve the system by graphing
Remember that the solution is the intersection point both graphs
using a graphing tool
The solution is the point (10,5)
therefore
The number of nickel coins is 10 and the number of quarter coins is 5
