Remark
What the question is saying is that you are setting up a proportion. Ordinarily a child would require 125 mg be put into 5 mL of liquid. This child is special and only requires 100 mg. How many mL are needed?
Proportion
125 mg : 5 mL :: 100 mg: x
Solution
125 / 5 = 100 / x Cross multiply
125x = 500 Divide by 125
125x/125 = 500/125 Do the division
x = 4
Answer
100 mg would be put in 4 mL of liquid
Answer:
No because (6, 4) is on the line
Step-by-step explanation:
x = 6
y = 4
1
4 > 
------- 6 + 7
2
6
4> ------ + 7
2
4 > -3 + 7
4 > 4
that is not true so the answer is no because ( 6, 4) is on the line
3/10 is the same as 15 out of 50. subtract 15 from 50 and you get 35, the answer.
Answer:
FIRST PROBLEM:
Exact Form:
x = 25
/19
Decimal Form:
x = 1.31578947
Mixed Number Form:
x = 1 6
/19
SECOND PROBLEM
Exact Form:
x = −
9 + √
106
, −
9 −
√
106
Decimal Form: x = 1.29563014
, −
19.29563014
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer
Is there any numbers or is it just like that?
