Answer:
y=7
Step-by-step explanation:
look at 3 on x axis and find y value (the point of the line)
The answer is $70 so D
Because $59.5 is 85% of the original price, use 59.5/0.85 to find the original price
Answer:
30 revolutions
Step-by-step explanation:
to calculate the revolution of the wheels in 66 metres we need to get the circumference
circumference = 2πr, r = radius (diameter divided by 2) but from the formula of circumference we ca rewrite it as πd= 3.14 x 70 = 219.8cm
next convert 66 metres to cm
100cm = 1m
x= 66m
cross multiply
x= 66m x100cm/1m= 6600cm
revolutions in 66metres = 6600cm/219.8cm = 30.0272975 ≅30 revolutions
The answer is: " 128 oz. " .
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There are: " 128 oz. " (in " 8 lbs." ) .
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Explanation:
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Set up a proportion; as a fraction; as follows:
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400/ 25 = x / 8 ;
in which: "x" = the number of "ounces [oz.] there are in "8 lbs." ;
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We shall solve for "x" , the answer to the problem:
Cross-factor multiply:
25x = (400) * 8 ;
→ 25x = 3200 ;
Divide each side of the equation by "25" ; to isolate "x" on one side of the equation; & to solve for "x" ;
→ 25x / 25 = 3200 / 25 ;
→ x = 128 .
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Answer: " 128 oz. " .
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There are: " 128 oz. " (in " 8 lbs." ) .
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Note of interest: " 16 oz. = 1 lb. " (exact conversion).
So; "8 lbs. <span>= ?</span> oz. " ;
→ " 8 lbs. * (16 oz/ 1 lb) = ( 8 * 16) oz. = 128 oz. ; → which is our answer!
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Not sure what we need to do for this question, as it appears that you have already completed it, but looking over your answer, the graphed relationship looks correct! And it would take 3 cups of flour to make 90 cookies, as per the table.
