Answer:
The ratio is multiplying 1.6 so just pick all the proportional relationships where you have to multiply by 1.6.
Step-by-step explanation:
Proportional relationships man you have to multiply, but since I didn't know what you multiplied 5 to get to 8 I divided.
8÷5=1.6
And if you want to check your answer then multiply.
5×1.6=8
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Answer:
To find the sum of a + b where a and b are rational number.
1. when a and b are natural numbers
just add them . for example a =3, b=8
then ,a + b = 11
2. When a and b are whole numbers,
simply add them . for example a= 0, b=8
a+ b = 0 + 8= 8
3. When a and b are integers
for example, a =-1 b=8,
a+ b= -1+ 8 =7,
a=-2, b= -8
a+ b= -2-8=-10
a= -6 , b=2
a+ b= -6 + 2= -4
a= 8, b= -2
a+ b= 8 +(-2) =6
I have written this because Rational number = [Integers{Whole number(Natural number)}]
now when a= Any fraction=
and b = Any fraction=
now ,

Find L.C.M of q and v
= if q and v are Co-prime , just multiply them to find their L.C.M.
For example 14,9. LCM=14×9=126
Otherwise, Find factors of q and v . Then take out common factors first and then multiply the remaining with with common factors.For example
q=12 and v=18
12 =2×2×3
18=2×3×3
common factor =2,3
non common=2,3
L.C.M= 2×2×3×3=36
Suppose LCM of q and v = r
then ,
=
= 
then ,
a + b=
We assume the probability on each side is equally probable with probability 1/5.
sum=4 has outcomes:{1,4; 2,3; 3,2; 4,1} 4 possible outcomes
sum=8 has outcomes:{3,5; 4,4; 5,3} 3 possible outcomes.
Total possible outcomes = 5*5=25
there probability of rolling a sum of 4 or 8, by the law of addition, equals
4/25+3/25=7/25
Note: a regular (i.e. fully symmetric) five-sided solid does not exist, so there has to be asymmetry among the probabilities of the five possible outcomes. In addition, it does not have a "top" face, so that makes rolling a five-sided solid a little more difficult to visualize.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
To the find the equivalent of
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Pair like terms


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