Answer:
(12,3) and (20,5)
Step-by-step explanation:
When using the direct variation equation we can check these by division and we get .25 for the answer of both.
3/12 and 5/20
Hi!
100/10 = 10
If Michelle only buys paper weights, she can buy 10 of them with $100
1/2 scale factor for them to be equal to each other :)
6 tenths or 6/10
it doesn't matter how many zeros you have after the .6 it's still 6 tenths. It can have a hundred zeros it will still be just .6 = 6/10 = 6 tenths
Hope that helps you. :-)
In this question, it is given that the diagonal of the board is 18 inches long and one side of the board is 12 inches long.
Let the other side is of length b inches .
Now we use pythagorean identity, which is

Here, a = 12 and c=18
Substituting these values, we will get

And the formula of perimeter is

Substituting the values of the two legs, we will get
