Answer:
The new length of the garden is 80 ft, the new width is 40 ft, and the total area of the new garden is 3200 ft². The area of the new garden will be 8 times larger than the current one. Jane should make her garden 4 times the current length.
Step-by-step explanation:
Juan's garden is 40 ft in length, he wishes to make the length 2 times longer:
Juan's garden is 10 ft in width, he wishes to make the width 4 times longer:
With a length of 80 and width of 40, the total area of the garden is
Since Juan wanted to make the length 2 times longer and the width 4 times longer, the total area of the garden will be
larger than the current garden.
Jane wants to make her garden 20 times the size. Since she's making her garden 5 times longer in width, she needs to make the length of her garden
4 times longer.
C would be correct
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Answer: 12 & 2/3 km per hour</h3>
In decimal form, this is approximately 12.667 km per hour.
As an improper fraction, 12 & 2/3 = 38/3
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Explanation:
Let's use this formula
a & b/c = (a*c+b)/c
to convert the given mixed number to an improper fraction.
3 & 1/6 = (3*6+1)/6
3 & 1/6 = 19/6
The mixed number 3 & 1/6 is the same as the improper fraction 19/6
The hamster runs 19/6 km in 1/4 of an hour.
We can express that as the ratio
19/6 km : 1/4 hr
Multiply both parts by 4 so that the "1/4 hr" turns into "1 hr"
19/6 km : 1/4 hr
4*19/6 km : 4*1/4 hr
76/6 km : 1 hr
38/3 km : 1 hr
Harvey runs 38/3 km in 1 hour
Let's convert that to a mixed number
38/3 leads to a decimal, but 36/3 leads to a whole number
So,
38/3 = (36+2)/3
38/3 = 36/3 + 2/3
38/3 = 12 + 2/3
38/3 = 12 & 2/3
You can use your calculator to note that 38/3 = 12.667 approximately, which is also the value of 12 & 2/3, since 2/3 = 0.667 approximately. This helps confirm we did the conversion correctly.
Answer:
The measure of angle RST= 165°
Step-by-step explanation:
To find this answer, you simply have to add the measure of angle RSU to the measure of angle UST.
