the gardener would need (1 + 1/6) liters of water to water the whole garden.
<h3>How much water would the gardener need to water the whole garden?</h3>
Here we know that the gardener needs 1/3 of a liter of water to water 2/7 of a garden.
Then we have the relation:
1/3 L = 2/7 of a garden.
Now, we want to get a "1 garden" in the right side of the equation, then we can multiply both sides by (7/2), so we get:
(7/2)*(1/3) L = (7/2)*(2/7) of a garden
(7/6)L = 1 garden.
(1 + 1/6) L = 1 garden
This means that the gardener would need (1 + 1/6) liters of water to water the whole garden.
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No it does not. If q=b and b=t then q=t is the correct answer.
the answer is 10:20.
Hint for the future: be sure to write in the full problem. I only knew the answer because I had to do it myself, but people need more context if they are going to help you.
Rectangle.
A rectangle can also be called a quadrilateral, the two length sides are the same and the two height sides are the same. All the angles are 90°, and tiling patterns need to be something that tessellates, and rectangles tessellate.
All but the first simplify to something rational.
