Hi there! 3 feet = 1 yard, 12 inches = 1 foot and 36 inches = 1 yard. All we have to do is change them up into different units by doing a bit of multiplication, division, maybe mental math, and even proportions if you know how to do them. Regardless on what you do, if you do it correctly, here are what your answers should be for each unit.
Inches
Carol: 42 inches
Tino: 30 inches
Baxter: 54 inches
Feet:
Carol: 3.5 feet
Tino: 2.5 feet
Baxter: 4.5 feet
Yards:
Carol: 1 1/6 yards
Tino: 5/6 yards
Baxter: 1 1/2 yards
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Using this data, create a dot plot where each dot represents a weekend.
It seems that some the work is already here, but I'd be glad to!! So for #3 which is 9x^2+15x, we can factor out both a 3 and an x (3x) so we know that 3x * 3x =9x^2 and 3x * 5 = 15x so once we take the 3x out of the equation, we are left with 3x(3x+5) and that's as far as you can factor.
For #4, we see that the common factor is 10m because 10m * 2n = 20mn and 10m * 3 = 30m so once we take 10m out of the original, it becomes 10m(2n-3)
For #5, this one the common factor is 4xy because 4xy * 2xy=8x^2y^2 and 4xy*x= 4x^2y and 4xy*3=12xy so once we take the 4xy out of the equation, it becomes 4xy(2xy-x-3)
Hope this helps!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
All other things being equal, spinner A is fine. It is a fair spinner.
Spinner B is not fair. Players 1 and 3 have only 1 number each. Player 2 on the other hand, has 2 numbers that work for him. If player 2 puts in two dollars and players 1 and 3 one dollar each, that should even up the odds. Now you want it just to be fair. So I think player 2 has to put up 2 dollars and players 1 and 3 each put up one. The pot is 4 dollars each time it is played.
Spinner 3 is not fair either. Player one has 2 chances. Player 2 has 3 chances and player 3 has but one chance. There are 6 chances in all. Player 1 should put up 2 dollars to play player 1 should put up 3 dollars and player 1 should put up 1 dollar.
Answer:
60 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the adult weight, multiply 12 by 5.
Since 12 pounds is 20% of the adult weight, 100% of the adult weight would be 12 times 5.
12(5)
= 60
So, the adult weight of the puppy will be 60 pounds
