1 inch is 1/12 of a foot
3 inches is 1/4 of a foot
Number line would be divided into 12. The first spot would be 1/12, the next would be 2/12 and so on. Make a mark at 1/12 for one inch and at 3/12 for 3 inches
Answer:
In the picture above
Step-by-step explanation:
I think it's a clear explanation.
The distance of the robot from the charging base is gotten as; 62 cm
<h3>How to use Cosine Rule?</h3>
From the image attached showing the movement of Kapil's robot, we can use cosine rule to find the value of h which is the distance of the robot from the charging base.
The distance of the robot from the charging base is gotten by;
h = x² + b² - 2xb cos 60
h = 50² + 70² - 2*50*70 * 0.5
h = 62 cm
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Answer:
150 students.
No
.20
3/10
Step-by-step explanation:
What you do for the first one is you take 1,500 and times it by 90%. You will get 1,350. You will then take the 1350 and minus it from 1500 to get 150 students.
The next one says that he drilled a hole that is 5/9 inches wide. He has a drill bit that is 5/6. Will the drill bit be big enough. No because 5/9 is .556 and 5/6 is .833.
For the next one all they want you to do is look at the fruit percentage and put it into a decimal which is .20.
The next one they want the fraction that represents 30% which is 3/10.
(11/3-7/4)/[3.4-(1/2+2/3*3/2)]
First I converted fractions to mixed numbers.
11/3-7/4 / 3.4-3/2
Then, I solve the inside of the parentheses.
23/12 / 3.4-3/2
Continue to simplify
Convert to decimals
1.91667/1.9
Hope this helps
