triangle abc is graphed on a coordinate plane, as shown below. Triangle ABC is dilated by a scale factor of 2 with a center of d
ilation at the origin to create triangle A' B' C'. What are the coordinates of the verticles of triangle A'B'C'?
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First we must find out how many of these bottles can be completely filled until there is only the small fraction left that is not able to fill up a bottle. So let's divide:
And now we know that 250 bottles will be filled completely. To find the amount of ounces left over, let's see how many ounces 250 bottles is:
There are 4,000 ounces in 250 bottles. So we need to subtract our initial amount from this known amount:
So there are only 5 ounces of water remaining after 250 bottles are completely filled. To put this into a fraction of the original amount, we just divide by the initial amount (4,005):
If the question is asking for the remainder in terms of a bottle, we just divide these 5 ounces by the 16 ounces it would take to fill this bottle:
Answer:
<u>24 turnovers</u> can be cut from the rectangular piece of dough.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
A rectangular piece of dough is 12 inches wide and 18 inches long.
To make cherry turnovers, a cook cuts the dough into triangles with a base of 6 inches and a height of 3 inches.
Now, to find the number of turnovers can be cut from the dough.
So, we find the area of the triangle the cook cuts from the dough by putting formula:
<em>Base (b) = 6 inches.</em>
<em>Height (h) = 3 inches.</em>
<u><em>Thus, the area of the triangle cut from the dough is 9 inches².</em></u>
Now, to get the area of rectangular piece of dough by putting formula:
<em>Length = 18 inches.</em>
<em>Width = 12 inches.</em>
<u><em>Hence, the area of the rectangular dough is 216 inches².</em></u>
Now, to get the number of turnovers can be cut from the rectangular piece of dough we divide the area of the rectangular dough by the area of the triangle cut from the dough:
Therefore, 24 turnovers can be cut from the rectangular piece of dough.