Answer:
a 1
b 6
c 15
Step-by-step explanation:
101% 101/100 = 1 1/100
is 1 complete 100 grid and 1/100 of another grid so you will need 2 grids
589% 589/100 = 5 89/100
is 5 complete 100 grids and 89/100 of another grid so you will need 6 grids
1450% 1450/100 = 14 50/100
is 14 complete grids and 50/100 of another grid so you will need 15 grids
Answer:
The triangles are similar due to AAA
Step-by-step explanation:
'The triangles ABC and DBE are similar because they have a common angle < B, and also angle < E is marked as congruent to angle < A. Then the third angle <C is going to be congruent to angle D as well due to the property of addition of internal angles of a triangle must add to 180 degrees.
Then the triangles are similar due to AAA
Answer:
12
Step-by-step explanation:
it should be the answer if not messge me so we can work it out
Answer:
Produce only Product B.
Step-by-step explanation:
The contribution margin per machine hour for product A is ...
($16 -$6)/(5 hour) = $2 per hour
The contribution margin per machine hour for product B is ...
($12 -$5)/(3 hour) ≈ $2.33 per hour
The company should produce the maximum possible number of the product that contributes the most per machine hour: Product B.
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Answer: 24 yards, choice D</h3>
There are 4 sides to this figure (trapezoid). The left slanted side and the right most vertical side, combined with the top and bottom horizontal sides, will get us the perimeter.
left slanted side = 5 yards
right most vertical side = 4 yards (see note below)
bottom side = 9 yards
top side = 6 yards
Add up the four sides mentioned: 5+4+9+6 = 9+15 = 24
note: the rectangle has opposite sides that are the same length. While the right most side isn't labeled, it is the same length as the left side of the rectangle, so both are 4 yards long.
Another thing I should probably mention is that we do not add in the interior 4 yard side. The perimeter is only the outer or exterior sides we care about. Think of it like we're trying to fence around some property lot and we don't want to subdivide the property up. Finding the perimeter will help us find the amount of fencing needed to surround the property.
