A formula models
real-world phenomena when it describes the relationship between the variables of
a real life situation. We use formulas in our every day life, but maybe are not aware of it. Some examples of using math formulas in the real world are: - the most obvious example is that we use formulas in the grocery store (multiplication, estimation, percentages,...
- we use formulas while baking (measuring ingredients, understanding ratios and proportions,<span> converting metrics,...)</span>
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
I believe they are all false
If 20 pencils are sharpened, and there was 36 to begin with, the answer would be 4:5
2) if it refers to the gray shaded boxes out of all the boxes, then count them 5 rows × 5 columns = 5×5 = 25
The total is 10 rows × 10 columns = 10×10 = 100
Fraction: 25/100 ->> divide both by 25 = 1/4
Decimal: 0.25
Ratio: 25 grey boxes: (100-25) white boxes
= 25:75 ->> divide both by 25 = 1:3
Percent: means "out of 100" so we know it's 25 out of 100 = 25%
3) 27 is 75% of what??
let's make x = what we don't know
Now cross-multiply: multiply top left with bottom right and make equal to the bottom left times the top right
27×100 = 75x
75x = 2700
75x/75 = 2700/75
x = 36