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Let's look at the factors of each of these numbers.
25
1,25
5,5
30
1,30
2,15
3,10
5,6
The greatest common factor between these is 5. Therefore, we divide 25+30 by 5 and put the 5 on the outside.
5(5+6).
This has the same value but it is just written differently.
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If you are charging 5 per hour use h to determine how many hours and add 10 for the connection fee
5h+10
The (0, 3] is taken out of the picture leaving you with B.
We have given that,
Machine 1 can complete a task in x hours while an upgraded machine (machine 2) needs 9 fewer hours.
We have to determine the,
The plant manager knows the two machines will take at least 6 hours, as represented by the inequality
after you find the intervals.
you also need to consider that the plant manager knows the two machines will take at least 6 hours.
so (0, 3] is taken out of the picture leaving you with B.
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Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>this is given that the figure is a hexagon</h3><h3>let give a name to the given hexagon be ABCDEF</h3>
<h3>Angle a + B + C + D = 720 ( Ls sum pro. of hexagon)</h3><h3>3x-20+3x-20+4x+4x+3x-20+3x-20 = 720</h3><h3>3x+3x+3x+3x+4x+4x-20-20-20-20 = 720 (rearranging)</h3><h3>20x - 80 = 720</h3><h3>20x = 720 + 80 </h3><h3>x=800/20</h3>
<h2>x = 40 degrees </h2>
<h3>3x-20 = 100</h3><h3>4x = 160</h3>
<h2>I HOPE THAT THIS ANSWER HELPS YOU</h2>
Answer: 149.5 quarts
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question, we are informed that Jason has a container holding 11.5 quarts of liquid and that he wants to find enough containers to hold 13 times this amount of liquid.
The number of quarts of liquid that the containers need to hold will be:
= 13 × 11.5
= 149.5 quarts
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