The cost of each turkey, if each is a smudge that represents some unreadable digit is $0.94
<h3>Cost of each turkey</h3><h3 />
- Total number of turkey bought = 72
- Total cost = $67.9
Cost of each turkey = Total cost / Total number of turkey bought
= 67.9 / 72
= 0.943055555555555
Approximately,
Cost of each turkey = $0.94
Therefore, the cost of each turkey, if each is a smudge that represents some unreadable digit is $0.94
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If a 12 oz bottle of shampoo lasted for 16 weeks, we have a ratio of 12:16 which can be shortened to 3:4.
Now if we have 18 oz bottle we know that it's 1/2 more than 12 oz bottle, so the ratio will be also 1/2 more. So if it was 12:16, the new ratio will be:
12 + (1/2 * 12) : 16 + (1/2 * 16)
12 + 6 : 16 + 8
18 : 24
It means that 18 oz bottle should last for 24 weeks. Of course the ratio has to stay the same in its lowest form in both situations and as 18:24 can be shortened to 3:4, it proves it's correct :)
Seca(1-sina)(seca+tana)=1
Left hand side
=(1-sina) (seca +tana) / cosa
=seca +tana - sinaseca - sinatan / cosa
=seca + tana -tana -(sin^2a/cosa) / cosa
=(1/cosa - sin^2a/cosa) / cosa
= (1-sin^2a / cosa) / cosa
= (1-sin^2a)/ (cos^2a)
=1 (verified)
Based on the calculations, the scale factor for this dilation is equal to 1/3.
<h3>How to determine the scale factor for this dilation?</h3>
First of all, we would use the distance formula to find the length of side QR and Q'R' as follows:
Distance = √[(x₂ - x₁)² - (y₂ - y₁)²]
Substituting the given points into the formula, we have;
Distance QR = √[(5 - (-1))² + (0 - 0)²]
Distance QR = √[(5 + 1)² + (0)²]
Distance QR = √[6² + 0]
Distance QR = √36
Distance QR = 6 units.
For side Q'R', we have:
Distance Q'R' = √[(1 - (-1))² + (2 - 2)²]
Distance Q'R' = √[(1 + 1)² + (0)²]
Distance Q'R' = √[2² + 0]
Distance Q'R' = √4
Distance Q'R' = 2 units.
Now, the scale factor for this dilation is given by:
Scale factor = Q'R'/QR
Scale factor = 2/6
Scale factor = 1/3.
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take a picture of the number line or can't be answered sorry hope that helps to get a answer
