Here we have to know the conversion between feet and inches.
1 Feet = 12 inches (This is given and is to be known)
So the 5 feet wide footbridge when converted to inches would be about 5*12 = 60 inches
The width of the footbridge in inches = 60 inches
Each wooden plank is 6 inches,
So the number of wooden planks that are required to build the foot bridge of 60 inches = 60/6 = 10 planks
Hence, the path path is 10 planks wide
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Step-by-step explanation:
Hello! the answer is c
First of all let's eliminate the answers that do not make sense. For A. numbers are NOT irrational because they are a fraction. Numbers are also not irrational because they are a repeating number. C and D are both correct as fractions and terminating decimals are both rational numbers.
34/3≈11.33333333
By using a certain formula you can convert repeating decimals to a fraction. But most people know that .3333333 is 1/3. This gives us 11 1/3 as our answer. So what does it match? It is not a terminating decimal. It repeats but can be written as a fraction. Therefore our answer is C) Rational, because it is a fraction.
I hope this helps!
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Your answers are correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
The "<" sign means less than and the ">" sign means greater than. It is clear that you have a handle on them.
1.) If Steve has no more that 28 toys, then the less than sign would represent the fact that Steve can have a maximum of 28 toys, and no more.
2.) If the temperature is more that 28 degrees Fahrenheit, then the greater than sign is appropriate in order to imply that the variable represents a higher temperature.
3.) If tony is younger than 29 years old, then the less than sign fits to show that the variable represents an age that is smaller than 29.
4.) If the table is greater than 29 kilograms, then the greater than sign is needed. It shows that the table has a greater weight than 29 kilograms.
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Step-by-step explanation:
ellaborate, if its just the numbers then no.