The answer is A. This is because Robbie has equally divided his income into 6 different banks : 6/6. So one bank is worth 1/6 of the income.
-18x
you first times the numbers, which becomes -18
Next you add the exponent from the veriables (x) (if you're diving you're subtractiong example: x^a/x^b = x^a-b)
Sooo when you add them you get 8-7=1 which means.. x^1 (but you don't need to put the 1)
-18x
SORRY if its too late.
Proportions with variables:
let's look at an example from my homework hehe
.3:4=9:y
First, you change the ratios to fractions.
.3/4=9/y.
4 times 9 is 36. I multiplied the numerator of 9/y and the denominator of .3/4.
You also do this with the other numerators and denominators. .3 times y= 36. (Both equations have to equal the same number) if you don't know the answer, just do 36 divided by .3. The answer is 120.
y=120
Answer:
1. 170.083 in³
2. 126π in³
3. 92.106 m³
4. 2412.74 in³
5. 612π m³ and 1922 m³
Step-by-step explanation:
1.
Cylinder:
*Plug in numbers*
*Square 2.5*
*Solve*
≈ 
Sphere:
*Plug in numbers*
*Cube 2.5*
*Divide by 2 and Solve*
≈ 
Add both volumes
≈ 
2.
Cylinder:
*Plug in numbers*
*Square 3*
*Multiply*

Sphere:
π
*Plug in numbers*
*Cube 3*
*Multiply*

Add both Volumes to get total

3.
Sphere:
*Plug in numbers*
*Cube 3*
*Multiply*

Cone:
*Plug in numbers*
*Square 2*
*Solve*

Subtract the volumes to get the volume of the blue area

4.
Sphere:
*Plug in numbers*
*Cube 8*
*Multiply*
*Solve*
*Divide by 2 since it's a hemisphere*
Cone:
*Plug in numbers*
*Square 8*
*Multiply and Divide*
Add both volumes

5.
Cylinder:
*Plug in numbers*
*Square 6*
*Multiply*

Cone:
*Plug in numbers*
*Square 6*

Add both volumes

Alternative: *Multiply π*

Answer:
He will expend 35 tickets for 7 rides. 3 tickets are left.
Step-by-step explanation:
Giving the following information:
Number of tickets= 38
Tickets per ride= 5
<u>To calculate the number of rides he can make, we need to use the following formula:</u>
Number of rides= number of tickets / tickets per ride
Number of rides= 38/5
Number of rides= 7.6 = 7 rides
He will expend 35 tickets for 7 rides. 3 tickets are left.