Answer:
c) -4/5
d) 4/5
Step-by-step explanation:
The given equation is 25x^2 -16 = 0
Adding 16 on both sides, we get
25x^2 = 16
Dividing both sides by 25, we get
x^2 = 16/25
Taking square root on both sides, we get
x = √(16/25)
x = ±4/5
Therefore, x = 4/5 and x = -4/5
Answers: C) and D)
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1 yard=3 feet so 100 yard=300 feet
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To find the distance between two points, you square the difference of the x-values and square the difference of the y-values, add them, and then you square root it!
First, we'll add our two x-values.
-6-0= -6
We square it, which means to multiply it by itself.
-6(-6)=36 (If you multiply an even number of negative numbers, your answer is positive. Since we have two negative numbers, we get positive 36)
Now, we do the same with the y-values.
-2-(-1)=-1 (two negatives make it a plus, as in minus minus 1 is plus one.)
We square it.
-1(-1)=1
Now, we add these x and y value differences.
36+1=37
Now, we find the square root using a calculator.
√37≈6.08
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Answer:
William will make 12 bags of food and each of the bag will contains 2 cans of fruit and 5 cans of vegetables.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Number of fruits cans = 24
Number of veggies cans = 60
William will have to distribute them in equal bags with equal cans of fruits and vegetables respectively.
For this:
We have to find the GCF (greatest common factor) of 24 and 60.
GCF by listing out the factors method.
Factors of 24 : 
Factors of 60 : 
So,
The greatest common factor of 
and 
is 
.
The number of bags William will used for equal distribution =
Now,
We have to distribute the veggies and fruits in equal number of cans to these bags.
Number of fruits cans used in each bag = 
Number of vegetables can used in each bag = 
We can say that:
William will make 12 bags of food and each of the bag will contains 2 cans of fruit and 5 cans of vegetables.
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-- Take each fraction.
-- Do the division . . . (top number) divided by (bottom number) .
-- Write the whole number from the quotient.
Save the remainder.
-- After the whole number, write a fraction.
Copy the original bottom number to the bottom of the fraction.
-- Copy the remainder from the division to the top of the fraction.
Bada-bing ! There's your mixed number.
