11.) our question issss.....
7 x __ = 420
all we have to do here is the opposite. so lets divide 420 by 7 here the math
420/7 = 60
sooooo answer is 60
12.) our question issss....
50 x __ = 0
well always keep in mind anything we multiply by 0 is going to be zero
so for example if we did 4 x 0 is would equal 0 because there arent even any rows to begin with
so your answer issss 0!
have a good one :)
merry christmas:D
Answer:
3.
Step-by-step explanation:
4$ = 1 pack
(think: what times 4 is 12? 3! so we need to muliply both sides of the equal sign by 3, so we can turn the 4 into a 12. Remember, what you do to on side, you must do to the other. )
4$ = 1 pack
*3 *3
12$ = 3 packs
so your answer is 3.
Your answer is 6 over 24 multiplied by 6 over 23.
Answer: 31.43 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
The length of an arc is calculated using the formula:
X 2
r
where : theta is the angle in degree
r = radius
If the angle is given in Radian , the length can be calculated using the formula:
L = r∅
Since , the angle is given in degree , we will use the first formula.
L = X 2r
L = 
X 2 X π X 15
L = 
X 2 X 
X 15
L = 
L = 31.42857143
L ≈ 31.43 cm
Answer: C) Today's soup will taste the same
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Explanation:
The usual recipe has 9 tomatoes for every 12 bowls. This forms the ratio 9:12.
Divide both parts of the ratio by 12 to end up with 0.75:1
The ratio 0.75:1 means that there are 0.75 tomatoes for each bowl.
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Then the restaurant updates the recipe to involve 6 tomatoes for every 8 bowls, leading to the ratio 6:8. Divide both parts by 8
The ratio 6:8 is the same as 0.75:1
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We get the same ratio (0.75:1) each time we turn that second number into a 1, which means that each bowl involves the same number of tomatoes. Therefore, the taste should be the same.
Of course the concept of taste is subjective, meaning that the taste could easily vary over time even if you involved the same number of tomatoes. Also, the taste may vary from person to person. However, there should be an objective way to measure the "tomato"ness of each bowl.
