The ratio of dye to pounds of clothing is constant. A worker develops the chart below to show the amount of dye needed for different amounts of clothing. Clothes Dyeing Weight of clothing (pounds) Cups of dye 22 5.5 28 6.5 34 8.5 36 9 For which weight of clothing is the ratio of weight to dye different from the other ratios?
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A bowling lane<span> is 42 inches wide and </span>60 feet<span> long
1 ft-------> 12 in
60 ft-----> X
X=60*12------> X=720 in
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[the length of a circumference]=2*pi*r
for r=8.5/2------> r=4.25 in
[the length of a circumference]=2*pi*4.25---------->26.69 in
if 26.69 in represent---------------> 1 revolution
720 in (bowling lane)------------> X
X=720/26.69------> X=26.98 revolution
the answer is
26 revolutions
A = 3b Divide both sides by 3

= b Switch the sides so it's easier to read
b =
640 acres = 1 square mile
So we can say 1 acres =

square mile
So in 2.2 acres =

square mile
= 0.0034375 square mile
In general one mile = 1609.344 meters
So one square mile = 1609.344 * 1609.344 square meter
= 2589988 square meter
So 0.0034375 square mile = 0.0034375 * 2589988
= 8903.08375 square meter.