Answer:
Part A
12 pieces
Part B
Tara can cut Twelve 2/5 foot pieces can be cut from 4 4/5 feet of rope.
Step-by-step explanation:
Part A: How many 2/5 foot pieces can Tara cut from the 4 4/5 feet of rope?
This is calculated as:
4 4/5 feet of rope ÷ 2/5 foot pieces
= 24/5 ÷ 2/5
= 24/5 × 5/2
= 12
Part B: Using the information in Part A, interpret the meaning of the quotient in terms of the two fractions given
The quotient in Part A is 12
Therefore, this can be interpreted as:
Tara can cut Twelve 2/5 foot pieces can be cut from 4 4/5 feet of rope.
(66✖️578) ➗ 3368=55➗77
P parentheses
E exponents
M multiplication
D division
A addition
S subtraction
You would do (66✖️578) first since it is in parentheses
66✖️578=38,148
38,138➗3368=55➗77
Since there are no exponents or multiplication you would do division
38,138➗3368= 11.3236342
55➗77=0.7
11.32 does not equal 0.7
So this equation would be false
Hope this helps! :3
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Answer: n+15</h3>
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Explanation:
- n = number of minutes
- cost of company X = 3n+30
- cost of company Y = 2n+15
To find out how much more company X charges, we subtract the two cost expressions
CompanyX - CompanyY = (3n+30)-(2n+15) = 3n+30-2n-15 = n+15 which is the final answer.
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An example:
Let's say you talk on the phone for n = 20 minutes.
Company X would charge you 3n+30 = 3*20+30 = 90 cents
Company Y would charge you 2n+15 = 2*20+15 = 55 cents
The difference of which is 90-55 = 35 cents.
If you plugged n = 20 into the n+15 expression we got, then n+15 = 20+15 = 35 matches up with the previous 35 cents.
This example helps confirm the answer. I'll let you try out other examples.
Answer:
$12,594.71
Step-by-step explanation:
i did the test
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability of getting one even and one odd is the sum of probability of getting even and of getting odd and even. Since there are 3 even or odd on each die out of six numbers you have
P(EO)(3/6)(3/6)=1/4 and P(OE)=(3/6)(3/6)=1/4 so 1/4+1/4= 1/2
or you can find the probability of getting two odds or two evens and subtract that from 1
P(EE)=(3/6)(3/6)=1/4, P(OO)=(3/6)(3/6)=1/4
P(EO)=1-1/4-1/4=1/2
