After you've calibrated the sprayer to know your application rate in gallons per acre, divide that number into the gallons applied with each tankful to find how many acres each tankful covers. Then, multiply the acres per tank by the herbicide needed per acre to find the herbicide to put in each tankful.
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Lets call x the amount of 18% solution and y the amount of 40% solution, and write as equations the info of the problem:
18x + 40y = 10(20)
x + y = 10
lets multiply the second equation by -18 and add to the first:
18x + 40y = 200
-18x -<span> 18y = -180
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0 + 22y = 20
y = 20/22 = 10/11
and substitute in the original equation:
x <span>+ y = 10
</span>x = 10 - y
x = 10 - 10/11
x = 110/11 - 10/11
x = 100/11
so they have to use 100/11 liters of 18% solution and 10/11 liters of 40% solution
Just like 2 squared = 4, the square root of 2 multiplied by itself will result in a product of 2. Squaring a number always means multiplying that number by the same number.
Answer:
4 tickets were sold
Step-by-step explanation:if you have 100 of anything. 5 sets of 20=100
Answer: 9/100
Step-by-step explanation:
Probability of people own a cat:
P(cat)=30/100=0.3
Probability of people own a bird:
P(bird)=3/100=0.03
Probability of both own a cat and a bird
P(cat and bird)=(30/100) × (3/100)
=90/1000=9/100=9%
