Answer:
The correct unit price is $1.17 per pair of gloves. The error is she used number of dozens so, firstly convert it to number of pairs of gloves then divide.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is given 4 dozen pairs of gloves for $56.16.
So, unit price = Divide the price by number of pairs of gloves.
And 1 dozen =12
So 4 dozen =4*12=48 pairs of gloves
So, to find unit rate divide 56.16 by 48.
Unit price =
So, the error is she didn't convert the dozen to units.
That made mistake in finding unit price.
Answer:
The correct answer is B
Root 3 is not rational and 2 is rational so the product is irrational
"how long..." is asking for time (t). "The amount of time spent in the air" is the time from when the ball was kicked (0 seconds) to the time it landed on the ground. Need to find the x-intercepts (one will be negative which will be invalid). You can do this by factoring ... <em>or by using the quadratic formula.</em> With the equation you provided, it is not factorable, so you must use the quadratic formula.
h = -16t² + 60t + 3
a=-16 b=60 c=3
or 
or 
t = -0.05 or t = 3.8 <em>disregard the negative</em>
Answer: 3.8 seconds
Answer:
44%
Step-by-step explanation:
First, take that pretty figure and align it into complete rows.
It will make 2 full rows plus one block.
1 row is 20% since 100 / 5 blocks is 20.
That's 11 blocks.
11 / 25 = .44 or 44%
Answer:
The flagpole's shadow is 16.875 feet longer than the man's shadow
Step-by-step explanation:
The total length of the shadow is expressed by taking its actual length by a factor that depends on the position of the sun which is constant for the man too. The expression is as follows;
Height of the shadow=actual height of the flagpole×factor
where;
length of the flagpole's shadow=22.5 feet
actual height of the flagpole=32 feet
factor=f
replacing;
22.5=32×f
32 f=22.5
f=22.5/32
f=0.703125
Using this factor in the expression below;
Length of man's shadow=actual height of man×factor
where;
length of man's shadow=m
actual height of man=8 feet
factor=0.703125
replacing;
length of man's shadow=8×0.703125=5.625 feet
Determine how much longer the flagpole's shadow is as follows;
flagpoles shadow-man's shadow=22.5-5.625=16.875 feet
The flagpole's shadow is 16.875 feet longer than the man's shadow
