You just have to multiply the numerators and the denominators.
The answer is 14 over 56. Then, you need to simplify the question.
So, since 56 is divisible by 14, divide the numerator and the denominator by 14.
Then you get your answer, which is one-fourth.
Hope that helped!
Divide the equation by six to get:
5+3=5+y
Subtract 5 from both sides to find that y=3.
Answer:
Domain: [-2, 2]
Range: [-3, 3]
Step-by-step explanation:
Domain (x) is the left and right. Range (y) is the up and down.
It's a bracket if it is included, meaning, there is no gap or hole.
If it weren't included, it'd be a parentheses instead "( )". For example, if there was an open circle.
It would go to -infinty or +infinity if it were to go on forever, and that would be in parentheses.
EX: (-∞,∞) or (-∞, 8]
You can mix and match the brackets and parentheses depending on whether or not it touches/includes the number, like I've mentioned.
29/3=9.66
9.66^2=93.31
But 93.31>83
Therefore the student was wrong
Answer:
The students have eaten 72 ounces of fruit snacks.
X = 72 ounces
Step-by-step explanation:
There are total 20 packs of fruit snacks
The weight of each pack is 6 ounces.
Let us first find the total weight of the snacks.
Total weight = 6*20
Total weight = 120 ounces
Let X represents the ounces of fruit snacks that students have eaten.
Let Y represents the 48 ounces of fruit snacks left in the box
Total weight = X + Y
120 = X + 48
X = 120 - 48
X = 72 ounces
Therefore, the students have eaten 72 ounces of fruit snacks.
