Answer:
<em>184,499 will fit, Yes</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Proportions</u>
We'll use proportions to answer the question and find the number of students fit into a building of 300 ft x 300 ft. The area of the building is
We are given a factor of 2.05 students per square feet, thus the number of students that fit into the building is
Since 184500 is greater than 142551 people required, they easily fit into that space.
The closest answer is
184,499 will fit, Yes
Answer:
We can get 27 pieces of wire 3.6 cm long and have a piece 7/9 cm left over
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the "unit length" by dividing 1 m by 3.6 cm:
1 m
-----------
3.6 cm
Recall that 1 m = 100 cm. Multiply the following by the conversion factor 100 cm / 1 m:
1 m 100 cm
----------- * ----------------- = 27,7777777...
3.6 cm 1 m
We can get 27 pieces of wire 3.6 cm long and have a piece 7/9 cm left over (verify this by dividing 7 by 9 on a calculator).
Answer:
B. 88.5
Step-by-step explanation:
first we add all the numbers :
(79 +80 +92 +92 +81 +100 +88 +98 +71 + 100+91+90) over 12
= 1062 over 12
= 88.5
[why over 12? because there's 12 numbers]
William paid $11.70 for the pomegranates because 17% of 10 is 1.7. When you add that back to your original $10, you get $11.70.
H = 70ft.
P = 35ft.
B = ?
H^2 = P^2 + B^2
70×70 = (35×35) + B^2
B^2 = 4900-1225
B = √3675
B = 35√3 ft.
