our X is 30 because 3x = 90 and if we divide that by 3 then we are left with 30, I knew it was equal to 90 degrees because of the little red box that symbolizes a 90 degree angle.
So now that we know X = 30 we can plug it in for (2x + 3y)
2(30) + 3y is equal to (60 + 3y) and if we equal that to the other side 3x and plug in for x on that side, we have a new equation of 90 = 60 + 3y so then from here we subtract 60 from both sides and are left with 30 = 3y and finally we divide 3
and our final answer is Y = 10 (((((((((((((((((((((((((((((:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the expression that modeled the relationship between these quantities (calories from grams of carbohydrate and the rest of the ingredients) as
4c+5 = 27
From the equation, the constant value of 5 represents the calories in grams of the rest of the ingredients present in the bite.
Let us calculate the value of c from the equation
4c+5 = 27
4c + 5- 5 = 27-5
4c = 22
c = 22/4
c = 5.5
This means that the total calories of carbohydrate the granola bite contains is 4(5.5) i.e 21 calories of carbohydrate
<em>Note that 8 cannot be the solution to the equation because for us to eliminate 5 from both sides of the equation, we need to subtract it from both sides not add. If 5 was added to both sides, the value of c would have been (32/4 i.e 8) which would have been wrong.</em>
Okie doke. So, we are rounding this number to the nearest thousandths place, which is three digits behind the decimal. The rules for rounding are if the number is 5 or more in the digit behind it, the number goes up. If it is 4 or less, the number goes back. In other words, we depend on the digit right of the digit we are rounding to in order to see what we do. The number we are rounding is 1.49882. The 8 is in the thousandths place and the 8 is to the right of that, which is the ten thousandths place. Because 8 is greater than 5, the number rounds up. So the number rounded to the nearest thousandth is 1.500.
Answer:
ROCK 2.3 kg
is about 22.5N
Step-by-step explanation:
To convert kg>>>>N
You multiply by 9.8 (this is good for estimating, but use more decimal places like, 9.80665 for more exact calculations).
You can divide N÷9.8 to find kg
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Answer:
Hundredths I think :D
Step-by-step explanation:
