The number of bars which can be cut for the 1" X 1" and 2" X 2" square bars are; 117 and 29 units respectively.
<h3>How many bars can be cut from the pan in each case?</h3>
The total area of the given pan can be evaluated as follows;
Area = length × width
= 9 × 13
= 117 square units.
Hence, the number of 1" X 1" bars can be cut which can be cut from the pan;
= 117/(1×1)
= 117 1" X 1" bars.
For the 2" X 2" square bars, we have;
= 117/(2×2);
29 remainder 1 square unit.
Ultimately, one square unit of the pan is wasted for the 2" X 2" square bars.
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Answer:
a)ΔFHA is similar to ΔZIA by hypotenuse side test.
reason:- angle H and angle I are of 90 degrees.
b) FH/ ZI = HA/ IA = FA/ ZA
angle F = angle Z, angle H = angle I , angle angle A = angle A
The scale factor is 3/2......( HA/IA = 12/8 = 3/2)
c) IZ = 3.3 ....( FH/ IZ = 3/2, 5/ IZ = 3/2, IZ = 10/3 = 3.33)
I didn’t get an answer that matches your answer choices, but here are mine:
exact form: p = 69/7
decimal form: p = 9.857142
mixed number form: p = 9 (6/7)
Answer:
pyramid with triangular base
Ok don't panic!!!
First you look and see that 3 dozen is 36 and you need 720 cookies so that every person gets 2 cookies. so you first need to multiply 36 by 10 to get 360 then multiply that by 2.
So, in conclusion multipy each of the ingredients by 20! :)
17/16 x 20 = 340/16 of butter
5/8 x 20 = 100/8 of white sugar
7/4 x 20 = 140/4 of vanilla extract
15/8 x 20 = 300/8 of flour
5/6 x 20 = 100/6 of almonds
7/12 x 20 = 140/12 of confectioner's sugar
