Answer: Suppose we have four ants, initially at rest, at the four corners of a square centered at the origin. They start walking clockwise, each ant walking directly toward the one in front of him. Suppose also that each ant walks with unit velocity, derive a differential equation that describes the trajectories.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
if the ratio of red to blue circles is 1:3 how many more red circles need to be added to make it a ratio of 3:1
add 8 red =
9/3 = 3/1
Answer: There are 8 3/4 in 6
You can use a rule of three:
If in 3/4 there is 1 (3/4), How many 3/4 are in 6?:
3/4 → 1
6 → x
x=(6)(1)/(3/4)→
x=6/(3/4)→
x=(6/1)/(3/4)→
x=(6/1)(4/3)→
x=(6)(4)/[(1)(3)]→
x=24/3→
x=8
Answer: There are 8 3/4 in 6
In order to simplify this expression, we need to multiply the numeric values together and the variables together.
So we have:
Therefore the correct option is the third one.
