Answer:
1:12
2:-32
3: -35
4: -10
5: 24
6: 90
7: 41. I used the properties of multiplication to find the product by multiplying 41•1=41 and the 2 negatives cancel each other out.
8: the product is -80. What she could've done is forgot to add the negative sign.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since, each side of the fence should have the 1 3/4 feet wide decorative piece, the width of the fence should be subtracted by 2 pieces (1 3/4 feet)
= 26.5 feet
Then, divide the remaining width by 4.5 feet and the answer is 5.88. Thus, approximately 5 pieces of the 4 1/2 feet should be installed.
I’m not really sure it’s really complicated
Answer:
5/3 = z
Step-by-step explanation:
You can use proportions to figure this out.
Imma solve this as I work through it.
So
4/z is equal to 12/5. So you can do something called the butterfly method (I have never used this before, but it works tho) and the method involves only multiplication and division.
Lemme clean this up for ya
The butterfly method involves multiplying in a cross format on both sides, so the
4 12
__ = ______
z 5
becomes 4 times 5, and z times 12.
4 times 5 is 20, and z times 12 is 12z
so you now have 20 = 12z
Lets simplify the equation by dividing by 4s
20 divided by 4 is 5 and 12z divided by 4 is 3z
so
5 = 3z
You can divide again
by dividing both sides
by
3
to get the unit rate of z.
It will be a fraction though
and it won't look pretty
but here it is:
5
__ = z
3
So
It is
5/3
Hope this helps
and hope you get a laugh out of this
yeeha
Hello there! Given that normal dice are numbered 1-6, individually rolling a 4 or a 5 would give a 1/6 probability. That converts to about 17% as a percentage because we can multiply 1 by 100 to get 100/6, then divide 100 by 6 to get 16.6666. When rounding, that gives approximately 17%. However, if we combined probabilities, we would find that rolling a 4 or a 5 collectively gives a 2/6 probability, which is approximately 33% as a decimal.
In terms of individual probabilities, you would be 17% likely to roll one of them. In terms of collectiveness, the likelihood of rolling a 4 or 5 would render 33% on each die. If you need additional help, let me know and I will gladly assist you.
