Answer is 13-1/2 cups
Step by step
We know 1 cup is = 2/9 of a liter
We know we are working with 3 liters = how many cups
So first I want my 3 liters in a like denominator based fraction
1 liter is = 9/9 so 3 liters is = 27/9
I want to divide 27/9 by 2/9, the part of a liter that equals 1 cup
When I divide a fraction, I flip one fraction and multiply
27/9 x 9/2 = 243/18, simplify to 13-1/2 cups
Problem solved
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Multiply 13-1/2 cups x 2/9
Change your whole number to a mixed fraction
27/2 x 2/9 = 54/18, simplify it equals 3 liters!
2 divided by 1 third
2 divided by 1/3
always flip over the second fraction when dividing
2*3/1=6
6/1=6
answer:
6
<h3>
Answer: 43 km per hour</h3>
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Work Shown:
total distance = 43+40+46 = 129 km
total time = 1+1+1 = 3 hours
average speed = (total distance)/(total time)
average speed = (129 km)/(3 hrs)
average speed = (129/3) (km/hr)
average speed = 43 km per hour
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation shown in the question can be seen graphed in the image attached below. As you can see with the graphed equation the variable x can be any real number except for -1. This is because a -1 would cause the denominator of the fraction to be equal to 0, and a fraction with a denominator as 0 is a null value and does not exist.
The inference is that the person will tell the friend that he did manifest coding and he should have recorded the base.
<h3>What is an inference?</h3>
The options are:
He did manifest coding.
He did latent coding.
He should have recorded the base.
He did manifest coding and he should have recorded the base.
It should be noted that an inference simply means the conclusion that can be deduced based on the information given.
In this case, the friend was interested in determining whether the news media noticed campus events and decided to do a content analysis of the local paper.
Therefore, the the person will tell the friend that he did manifest coding and he should have recorded the base.
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