Equivalent Ratios. Students learn to find equal ratios by first writing the given ratio as a fraction, then multiplying the numerator and denominator of the fraction by the same number. For example, to find two ratios that are equal to 1:7, first write 1:7 as the fraction 1/7. I hope this helps
So you know that:
2x+y=14+y
and
5x-y=x+13y
Here you have two equations with two unknown variables:
If you isolate x from the second equations you get:
x=(7/2)y
Insert that in the first equations and solve for y:
2*(7/2)y+y=14+y
y=2
Insert that value for y in one of the two equations (i chose the first):
2x+2=14+2
x=7
Therefore x=7
Hope that helped.
Actually you could start with isolating x, and then insert that in one of the two equations.
In this case, the graph should be shown as linear since the order is only 1. solving the two equations, the answer is x is 4.5 liters fruit syrup and y is 2.5 liters water.
36% of 24..... or 0.36 times 24= 8.64
22% of 24......or 0.22 times 24= 5.28
8.64-5.28= 3.36. D.
Answer:
If you were to make a 360 degree circle and minus the 50 thats already there you get 310 the right angle on angle 5 is 90 degrees because its a right angle so then the 310-90=220 the obtuse angle on angle 2 is 180 so 220-180=40 lastly you share those forty between angles 3 and 4 and the solution is your answer.
Glab to help!
