This problem is already a bit more simple since they give you the amount of fabric per sock. Now, to solve, you will want to divide 9 3/4 by 5/6. However, if you don't have a calculator, it's rather inconvenient to solve with a fraction, so convert the fraction to a decimal, which should leave you as 9.75 divided by .83333333. Your final answer should be somewhere around 11.7 socks. Since you can't make 7/10 of a sock, your answer should be around 11 socks.
Answer:
Eight pieces
Step-by-step explanation:
Create a number line running from 0 to 4/6.
Label the divisions as 1/6, 2/6, 3/6, and 4/6.
Divide each section in half to get small pieces of length 1/12.
Starting at zero, move to 4/6 on the number line and count the number of pieces as you go.
You count eight pieces, so Dario has eight pieces of rope.
They will never intersect nor be parallel.
Is this what you are asking? If they will always, sometimes, or never intersect?
Answer:
If you are talking about the rectangular prism the equation is
2 × L × W + 2 × L × H + 2 × W × H
If you are talking about Triangular prism the equation is
B × H + L × S + L × B + L × C
Answer:
5 months
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this problem, we need to create and algebraic equation for when Jill's weight will be equal to Paris's. If we take their current weight and then add the additional weight gain per month times the number of months, we can calculate the amount of time it will take for their weight to be equal by solving for m.
