Steps of adding 7+(-10) using number line are as following:
1) Draw a number line by ranging from -10 to +10.
2) Point out 7 on the number line.
3) Because -10 is added to 7 on the number line, please move 10 numbers left to 7 on the number line. We always go left in addition of a negative number on the number line.
4) The number we reach -3 on left side would be our final sum.
5) From the number we can clearly see that moving 10 number on left to 7, we get -3.
Note: We are moving left because of negative sign in front of 10.
If you need help for all 3 questions then ok.
Here’s what you need to do. If they give you a rectangular prism with a side length of #, that number is the length, width and height. I’ll help you for the first picture. They asked how many cubic blocks with a SIDE LENGTH of 1/7 in can fill in a cube with the SIDE LENGTH of 3/7 in. Here is your equation: (3/7 x 3/7 x 3/7) / (1/7 x 1/7 x 1/7). That’s how you solve it. (The slash stands for division.) Now do the same thing with the other pictures. They will ask you how many blocks with a side length of # can fill in a prism with the length, width, and height (or just a side length without saying the l, w and h.) Hopefully this helped! If I got it wrong or if you need help cause you didn’t get what I mean, let me know.
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Using the proportion given, there will be 57 catfish in the pond.
The proportion given to us is
5.7/20 = x/200
Cross multiply:
5.7*200 = 20*x
1140 = 20x
Divide both sides by 20:
1140/20 = 20x/20
57 = x
Answer:
The spinner travelled 94.2 inches.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to solve this question we first need to calculate the length of the circle, that is given by the following formula:
length = 2*pi*r
length = 2*3.14*3 = 18.84 inches
Since the spinner revolved around the circle 5 times, the distance travelled by the tip is the length of the circle multiplied by 5, as shown below:
distance = length*5
distance = 18.84*5 = 94.2 inches
The spinner travelled 94.2 inches.
30 divided by 60 is 1/2
1/2 miles per minute
10 x 1/2 = 5
5 miles in 10 minutes
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