Answer:
200g of sugar, 600g of flour, 400g of butter
Step-by-step explanation:
50g sugar = 15 biscuits
3 x 50g = flour --) 150g = flour
2 x 50g = butter --) 100g = butter
60/15 = 4; 4 times as much
4 x 50g = 200g of sugar
4 x 150g = 600g of flour
4 x 100g = 400g of butter
Alright.
For 7, you'll want to put congruent sides equal to each other, assuming they are parallelograms. So, you'll get the two equations:
3x+2=23
2y-7=9
Solve using GEMDAS/PEMDAS, and you'll get these answers.
3x+2=23
3x=21
x=7
2y-7=9
2y=2
y=1
For 8, you'll want to do the exact same thing, formatting the numbers to equal each other. You'll get these two equations:
3y+5=14
2x-5=17
Solving them would make:
3y+5=14
3y=9
y=3
2x-5=17
2x=22
x=11
For 9, you have to remember that the angle opposite of one angle in a defined parallelogram are congruent. Thus:
130=2h
5k=50
solve them and you get
h=65
k=10
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Hope that helped. Good luck.
Answer:
36
Step-by-step explanation:
The number in the first column is multiplied by 6 to get the number in the second column. 6 times 6 = 36.
I'm extremely sorry if it's wrong.
If these triangles are congruent, then side RS is congruent to side TV and that means that y = 4 - x. If y = 4-x, we can sub that into the next equation where side RV = side ST and 1 = 4x - y. If y = 4-x, we sub in accordingly to get 1 =4x - (4 - x). That simplifies to 1 = 4x - 4 + x which is, combining like terms, 5 = 5x. That means that x = 1. If x = 1, and y = 4 - x, then y = 4 - 1 and y = 3. There you go!
Find the missing angles using either the triangle sum theorem (a2+b2=c2) or inverse trigonometric ratios
