Answer:
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Explanation:
Let's establish that x= number of polio vaccinations and y=number of measles vaccinations.
Since Dr. P gave a total of 60 VACCINATIONS, we know that x+y=60. (This is equation #1)
We also know that Dr. P gave a total of 184 DOSES of the vaccinations and that the polio vaccine has 4 doses, while the measles vaccine has 2 doses. This means that our second equation is 4x+2y=184. (This is equation #2)
You can get either variable (x or y) by itself from equation #1. I always choose x.
x+y=60
-y. -y
x=60-y
Now we can plug our x value into equation #2.
4x+2y=184
4(60-y)+2y=184
240-4y+2y=184
240-2y=184
-240 -240
-2y=-56
/-2 /-2
y=28 measles vaccines
So we know that Dr. P administered 28 measles vaccines. We need to plug our y value back into equation #1 (or, to make it easier, our switched around equation) to find the number of polio vaccines.
x=60-y
x=60-28
x=32 polio vaccines
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Answer:
Solenoid is the correct answer
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Answer:
Explanation:
Let when cat reaches the point L distance from the right end , the plank starts turning about the left sawhorse.
The weight of the plank will at at middle point , ie at 2 m from the right end .
The plank will turn about the left sawhorse . Taking torque about this point of weight of the plank and weight of the cat , we have
2.5 g x ( L - 2.4 ) = 6 x g x ( 2.4 - 2.0 )
2.5 L - 6 = 14.4 - 12
2.5 L = 8.4
L = 3.36
position from left sawhorse = 3.36 - 2.4 = .96 m to the left of left sawhorse.
