Each person gets 7/32 pounds of candy per person
Answer:
(10, 5 )
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine which points lie on the graph or not.
Substitute the x- coordinate of the point into the equation and if the value agrees with the y- coordinate of the point then the point is on the graph.
(2, 7 )
y = 2 + 5 = 7 ← True thus point is on the graph
(6, 11 )
y = 6 + 5 = 11 ← True thus point is on the graph
(220, 225 )
y = 220 + 5 = 225 ← True thus point is on the graph
(10, 5 )
y = 10 + 5 = 15 ≠ 5 ← Point is not on the graph
Answer: 288.17
Step-by-step explanation:
y ∝ x
⇒ y = kx
substituting the given value of x and y , the equation becomes
12 = 14 k
therefore
k = 12/14
k = 6/7
The formula then becomes
y = 6/7 x
when y = 247, we have
247 = 6/7 x
6x = 247 x 7
6x = 1729
x = 1729/6
x = 288. 17
Answer:65
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
(repeating, which is usually signified by a line over the 6, but I couldn't type that)
Step-by-step explanation:
________
15 | 4
__._____
15 | 4 0 since 15 is bigger than 4, add a 0 here.
make sure you also place a decimal point
above (above the place directly after 4) so your
answer isn't larger than it should be.
__.2____
15 | 4 0
3 0 15*2 = 30. that's as close to 40 as we're going to get.
__.2____
15 | 4 0
<u>-30 </u>
10 40 - 30 = 10.
__.2____
15 | 4 0
<u>-30 </u>
1 0 0 bring down an imaginary 0.
__.26___
15 | 4 0
<u>-30 </u>
1 0 0
<u> - 90 </u> 15*6 = 90. that's as close to 100 as we're going to get.
1 0
Notice that we keep getting 10 as a remainder again if we keep going. So 6 keeps repeating on top, which is why it's a repeating decimal. Once you realize it's the same number again and again the further you divide it, you can stop and write the line over the 6.