How do you think the population density of Cleveland, a major city in Ohio, compares with the population density of the state? E
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Hello!
To solve this we use the equation sin60 = (s/2) / (d/2)
s is a side of the triangle
d is the diameter
sin60 = s/d
put 6 in for s
d = 6.9
The answer is C) 6.9
Hope this helps!
To solve this we use the equation sin60 = (s/2) / (d/2)
s is a side of the triangle
d is the diameter
sin60 = s/d
put 6 in for s
d = 6.9
The answer is C) 6.9
Hope this helps!
Hey there!
This may seem pretty scary because, duh, fractions, big numbers, MATH.
However, you've just got to break it down.
So first, we find out how many students BRING lunch.
To find 1/3 of 900, you just multiply 900 by 1/3.
BUT WE CAN SIMPLIFY: to 300/1 times 1/1, which is 300/1.
So 300 people BRING lunch.
Now, to find people who BUY lunch, you just subtract the number of people who bring lunch by the total number of people.
900
-300
600
So 600 people BUY lunch.
All that's left to do is turn all these numbers into a ratio.
Easy peasy: put 300 and 600 like a fraction, like so:
Hope this helped! ;)
This may seem pretty scary because, duh, fractions, big numbers, MATH.
However, you've just got to break it down.
So first, we find out how many students BRING lunch.
To find 1/3 of 900, you just multiply 900 by 1/3.
BUT WE CAN SIMPLIFY: to 300/1 times 1/1, which is 300/1.
So 300 people BRING lunch.
Now, to find people who BUY lunch, you just subtract the number of people who bring lunch by the total number of people.
900
-300
600
So 600 people BUY lunch.
All that's left to do is turn all these numbers into a ratio.
Easy peasy: put 300 and 600 like a fraction, like so:
Hope this helped! ;)