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kakasveta [241]
3 years ago
15

I need help atleast an equation to get started please

Mathematics
1 answer:
aliina [53]3 years ago
4 0
Let x = 50% and y = 13%

We need 5 liters of 27.8% acid.
A) x + y = 5
B) .50x + .13y = (.278 * 5)
We multiply A by -.5
A) -.5 x + -.5 y = -2.5 then we add it to B
B) .50x + .13y = (<span>1.39 </span>)
-.37y = -1.11
y = 3
x = 2
So, we need 2 liters of 50% and 3 liters of 13%.

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Answer:

<h2>h = 15</h2>

Step-by-step explanation:

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A=bh

b - side

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Which expression is equivalent to (5g^4+5g^3-17g^2+6g)-(3g^4+6g^3-7g^2-12)/g+2
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Given expression:

$\frac{\left(5 g^{4}+5 g^{3}-17 g^{2}+6 g\right)-\left(3 g^{4}+6 g^{3}-7 g^{2}-12\right)}{g+2}

To find which expression is equal to the given expression.

$\frac{\left(5 g^{4}+5 g^{3}-17 g^{2}+6 g\right)-\left(3 g^{4}+6 g^{3}-7 g^{2}-12\right)}{g+2}

Expand the term -\left(3 g^{4}+6 g^{3}-7 g^{2}-12\right):-3 g^{4}-6 g^{3}+7 g^{2}+12

         $=\frac{5 g^{4}+5 g^{3}-17 g^{2}+6 g- 3 g^{4}-6 g^{3}+7 g^{2}+12}{g+2}

Arrange the like terms together.

         $=\frac{5 g^{4}- 3 g^{4}+5 g^{3}-6 g^{3}-17 g^{2}+7 g^{2}+6 g+12}{g+2}

         $=\frac{2 g^{4}- g^{3}-10 g^{2}+6 g+12}{g+2}

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area = pi*(radius)^2

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For the second circle:
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