Answer:
The figure shows the boundary junction temperatures (in degrees Fahrenheit) of a thin metal plate. The temperature T at any interior junction can be approximated by the mean of the temperatures at each of the four surrounding junctions. Approximate T1, T2, T3 and T4 to the nearest tenth decimal place. 55° 55° T2 27° 27 T TA 27° 27° 3° 3°
Answer:
12 pistachios
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to find the unit rate. So we divide 5 from 15.
15/5=3
So we know that 1 bowl has 3 pistachios(which I think needs more).
Now we need to find how many pistachios are in 4 bowls. Which means we multiply 4 and 3.
4x3=12
So there are 12 pistachios in 4 bowls.
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Answer:
15 black marbles
Step-by-step explanation:
So its. A ratio (basically a fraction)
3/2
we add them up so we know how much marbles but not which kind
so we get 5
now we know for every 5 batches there is 3 black and 2 red
so we divide 25/5 to get 5
now we know there are 5, 5 batches of black ad red marbles.
now black is 3 of them so we multiply 5(3) which is 15
Now red is 2 of them so we multiply 5(2). Which is 10
now to check, if we add them up, they equal to 25 which is correct.
basically add the fraction, divide that by the original number, time the quotient by each number in the fraction.
see the attached figure to better understand the problem
we know that
In a parallelogram opposite angles are congruent, and consecutive angles are supplementary
So
in this problem
∠Y=
°
∠W=∠Y
∠W=°
∠Z=∠X
∠Y+∠Z=
°
∠Z=
∠Z=
°
∠X=∠Z
∠X=°
therefore
the answer is
∠Y=°
∠W=°
∠X=°
∠Z=°
Paul needs to invest $10000 at 6% interest and $30000 at 10% interest to make a total of 9% return on his $40000.
<em><u>Explanation</u></em>
Suppose, the amount of money at 6% interest is 
As Paul has total $40000 to invest, so the amount of money at 10% interest will be: 
His intent is to earn 9% interest on his $40000 investment. So, the equation will be......
So, Paul needs to invest <u>$10000 at 6% interest</u> and ($40000- $10000) or <u>$30000 at 10% interest </u>to make a total of 9% return on his $40000.
