The answer is 22.6 ft.
<span>In case you wanna know how to do it, the easiest way for me is I draw like a diagram. So this one's a ramp, so I just drew a simple triangle. It says the distance from the building to the end of the ramp is 22 feet, meaning the base is 22 feet. then the height will be 5 feet, which is the vertical line of the triangle. and you don't know what the last one is, so let's call it c. Here's what your triangle should look like (It's really bad, cuz it's hard to do it on the computer, let's pretend the triangle is much longer and not as steep): </span>
<span>|\ </span>
<span>5 | \ c </span>
<span>|__\ </span>
<span>22</span>
<span>Ok, so you should've heard of pythagorean theorem - a^2 + b^2 = c^2 </span>
<span>a is 5, b is 22 so plug these numbers into the theorem : 5^2 + 22^2 = 509</span>
<span>Since 509 is c SQUARED, you have to find the square root of 509 which is 22.6! There's your answer hope I helped :D</span>
12.7 rounded to nearest whole number is 13, since 7 rounds 2 up.
Answer:
Number of jars filled is 3 (approximately 4).
Step-by-step explanation:
Initial amount of salt = 1/2 cup.
Amount of salt left = 1/9 cup.
Amount of salt used = 1/2 - 1/9
=
= 7/18
The size of each jar = 1/10 cup.
Amount of salt used = size of the each jar x number of jars filled
7/18 = 1/10 x number of jars filled
number of jars filled = 7/18 ÷ 1/10
= 7/18 x 10/1
= 70/18
= 3
= 3.9
The number of jars filled is approximately 4.
Answer:
lines MP and NO are parallel
Step-by-step explanation:
they will never intersect
Answer:
She can make 55 bracelets
Step-by-step explanation:
We have the correct question as follows;
Ariel bought a 15 1/6 foot long string, and a 12 1/3 foot long string. If each bracelet requires 1/2 of a foot long string, how many bracelets can Ariel make
we have the solution as follows
Firstly, we need to find the total length of the strings bought
We can get this by adding what was bought
That would be;
15 1/6 + 12 1/3
= 91/6 + 37/3
= (91 + 74)/6 = 27 1/2 ft
From the question, each bracelet requires 1/2 ft long
so the number of 1/2 ft long bracelets we can find will be;
27 1/2 divided by 1/2
= 55/2 * 2/1
= 55