Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
5/9m=15
9/5x5/9 cross that out and you have to do 15/1x9/5 which is 3/1x9/1 which is 27 muffins.
multiple 9/5 by 5/9 because of the recipricol which evens out that number because it becomes whole. then do the same thing to the 15 and you simplify both the fractions then multiply which creates 27, or just look at 5/9 and 15/x 15 divided by 5 is 3 and 3 times 9 is 27 tada!!
Hi there!
We are given a question that asks us to translate some given information into numerical format, or numbers. We can do that by first finding key words. Such words are sum and at least. Sum indicates addition, while at least indicates a greater than or equal to sign, or ≥. Now that we have found our key info, we can move on.
The question states that 3 times the sum of a number and 17. The 'sum of a number and 17' part can be represented by the expression x + 17, where x is some number. Next, three times means that we need to multiply 3 to the expression x + 17, giving us 3(x + 17). Finally, the question gives us that the whole expression 3(x + 17) is 'at least', or greater than or equal to, 22. Hence, we get the inequality 3(x + 17) ≥ 22, which is also our answer. Hope this has come of assistance to you and have a great day!
Answer:
7.5
Step-by-step explanation:
So the constant proportionality is easy, it is the depindent veriable (how much it cost) divided by the independent veriable (how much fabric you have).
Put simply you know how much it will cost if you know how many yards you have. so if i have 2 yards i know it cost 15 dolars.
We could make a simple algebraic expretion that describes the proportionality.
C⁒y=7.5
So 7.5 is our constant, so if you know the cost or how many yards we have we always know what the other is.
So if i had 6.7 yards how much would it cost.
It would cost $50.25, what i did was i multiplied 6.7*7.5(our constant) and we got out cost c. Just to dubble check we can plug it in;
50.25⁒6.7 does=7.5 so it works.
Answer:
3/4 cubic meter
Step-by-step explanation:
1 1/8 x 4/5 x 5/6= 3/4
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine how much wax you will need, you will first need to decide on ... (ounces needed) ÷ 16 (ounces in 1 pound) = (pounds of wax needed). For example, let's say you wanted to make 25 candles in our 8 oz Candle Tins ... 5 x 25 = 125 oz of wax ... It's always better to have a little wax left over than to not have enough!
