In order to get 1/4th of the sugar:
(1/3)*(1/4)=1/12 cups of sugar
If EG = 23 and EF = 12 then FG is equal to the length of 11.
Given that EG = 23 and EF = 12.
We are required to find the length of line segment FG.
We assume that EG and EF both are parts on a line.
A line segment is basically bounded by two distinct points on a line. Or we can say that a line segment is part of the line that connects two points. A line has no endpoints and extends to infinite points in both the direction but a line segment has two fixed or definite endpoints.
If EG=23 and EF=12 then, EG=EF+FG
FG=EG-EF
FG=23-12
FG=11
Hence if EG = 23 and EF = 12 then FG is equal to the length of 11.
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.08x+ 16(18000-x)=2000
.06x+2880-.16x=2000
2880-10x=2000
-2880 -2880
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-10x= -880
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/10 /10
x=-88
Sine (33) = BD / BC
BD = sine (33) * BC
BD = 0.54464 * 110
BD =
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59.91
DC^2 = 110^2 - 59.91^2
</span></span></span>DC^2 = 12,100
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-3,589.21
</span></span></span>DC^2 = 8,510.79
DC = 92.25
AD = BD = 59.91
AB^2 = 59.91^2 + 59.91^2
AB^2 = 7,178.42
AB =
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84.7</span></span></span>3
Perimeter = AB + BC + AD + DC
Perimeter = 84.73 + 110 + 59.91 + 92.25
Perimeter = 346.89
The answer is 48 because 1.6 times 30 is 48