Answer:
A $0.29
Step-by-step explanation:
4 dozen donuts is 48 donuts. (A dozen is 12 so 4 times 12 is 48). $13.92 divided by 48 is $0.29.
Given the amount of water needed to fill the cement dam and the water pump rate, the time needed to fill the dam is 400 minutes or 6hours 40minutes.
Option B)6h 40min is the correct answer.
<h3>How long does it take to fill the dam?</h3>
Given that;
- Amount of water needed to fill the dam A = 30000 litres
- Pump rate r = 75 litres per minute
- Time needed to fill the dam T = ?
To determine how long it take to fill the dam, we say;
Time need = Amount of water needed ÷ Pump rate
T = A ÷ r
T = 30000 litres ÷ 75 litres/minute
T = 400 minutes
Note that; 60min = 1hrs
Hence,
T = 6hours 40minutes
Given the amount of water needed to fill the cement dam and the water pump rate, the time needed to fill the dam is 400 minutes or 6hours 40minutes.
Option B)6h 40min is the correct answer.
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I see you do K12 huh? XD Okay so, the answer should be below or above or something. lol Hope this helped!
-Twix
Answer:
By the triangle side length theorem, the sum of the two shorter sides has to be equal to or larger than the third side. Thus, we can write the following inequation.
a
+
b
≥
c
, where a and b are the shorter sides and c the longest.
11, 9 and 15 satisfies this inequality while 11, 9 and 20 doesn't.
Justification:
The reason for this rule is simple; it's because if the longest side is longer than the sum of the two shorter sides, this means that the shorter sides aren't long enough to connect with the longest side, thus rendering the shape a collection of lines and disqualifying the possibility of having a triangle, which was our objective.
Practice exercises:
Which of the following triangles is possible?
a) 4,6 and 14
b) 5,11 and 16
c) 1,3,6
D). 12,19 and 26
Find the smallest possible value of a to make the following an actual triangle :
a
,
14
,
25
Hopefully this helps:
Step-by-step explanation:
Terms
7
-5x
1
Like Terms
7
1
Coefficients
-5
Constants
7
-1
