Answer:
(b)
Step-by-step explanation:
The hundredths place is immediately to the left of the thousandths place. In our base-10 number system, moving a digit to the left one place increases its value by a factor of 10.
The value of 7 in the hundredths place is 10 times the value of 7 in the thousandths place.
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
12 boys
Step-by-step explanation:
From the above question:
Number of boys = 3
Number of girls = 2
Boys: Girls
3:2
Let :
a = boys
b = girls
Hence, a : b = 3 : 2
a/b = 3/2
Cross Multiply
2a = 3b .......... Equation 1
a = 3b/2
If four more girls join the class, there will be the same number of boys and girls
Hence,
a: b + 4 = 3 : 3
a/b + 4 = 3/3
Cross Multiply
3a = 3(b + 4)
3a = 3b + 12 ........ Equation (2)
From Equation 1: a = 3b/2
Substitute 3b/2 for a in Equation 2 we have:
3a = 3b + 12 .........Equation 2
3(3b/2) = 3b + 12
9b/2 = 3b + 12
Cross Multiply
9b = 2(3b + 12)
9b= 6b + 24
9b - 6b = 24
3b = 24
b = 8
Substitute 8 for b in Equation 1
a = 3b/2
a = 3 × 8/2
a = 24/2
a = 12
Therefore, the number of boys in the class is 12
Answer:
Y=-2x
When x= -6 then y =12
Step-by-step explanation:
If y and x in direct variation then y=c*x for some constant c.
We are told
-4=c2
——> c= -2
So y= -2x
When x= -6 this becomes
Y= (-2) * (-6)
——> y = 12
The number of calories per ounce of soda is 10
<h3>Part A: Represent the relationship between the number of calories and the number of ounces</h3>
The given parameters are:
Calories = 50
Ounces = 5
Let the number of calories be y and the ounces be x.
So, we have:
y = kx
Substitute y = 50 and x = 5
50 = 5k
Divide by 5
k = 10
Substitute k = 10 in y = kx
y = 10x
See attachment for the graph of the relationship between the number of calories and the number of ounces
<h3>Part B: What is the number of calories per ounce of soda?</h3>
In (a), we have:
k = 10
This means that the number of calories per ounce of soda is 10
<h3>Part C: How does the unit rate relate to the slope of the line in the graph above? </h3>
The unit rate and the slope represent the same and they have the same value
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