It would be 1 1/2 or 1.5 pounds in total
3/8 as a decimal is .375 (divide 3 by 8)
Then you multiply .375 by 4 then you get 1.5 or 1/ 1/2.
Answer:
-3
Step-by-step explanation:
The length of a segment is
sqrt( ( y2-y1)^2 + (x2-x1) ^2) = 2 sqrt(10)
sqrt( ( a-4 - -1)^2 + (2a -4) ^2) = 2 sqrt(10)
sqrt( ( a-4 +1)^2 + (2a -4) ^2) = 2 sqrt(10)
Combine like terms
sqrt( ( a-3)^2 + (2a -4) ^2) = 2 sqrt(10)
Square each side
( a-3)^2 + (2a -4) ^2) = 4 *(10)
FOIL the left side
a^2 -6a +9 + 4a^2 -16a +16 = 40
Combine like terms
5a^2 -22a +25 = 40
Subtract 40 from each side
5a^2 -22a -15 =0
Factor
(a - 5) (5 a + 3) = 0
Using the zero product property
a-5 =0 5a +3 = 0
a = 5 5a = -3
a=5 a = -3/5
The product of the terms is
5 * -3/5 = -3
Answer:
Part 1 :
Part 2 :
w=6
l = 10
Step-by-step explanation:
Part 1:
Let the width of the rectangle = w
Length of the rectangle = w + 4
Area of the rectangle is given as
60 Sq Yrds
Hence this expression represents the area of the rectangle. Solving which for w will give us the width of the rectangle.
Part 2:
(w+10)(w-6)= 0
either (w+10) = 0
or
(w-6)=0
or both are zero
(w+10) = 0 ⇒ w = -10
not possible as the dimension can not be 0
(w-6)=0 ⇒ w=6
Hence the width is 6 yards
And thus the length will be 6+4 = 10 yards
Answer:
x=5
Step-by-step explanation:
Good luck
You could go both ways with this question, and they're both true:
-- circle "greatest" in both places;
-- circle "least" in both places; also true, but whatever the numbers are,
their least common factor is always ' 1 ', so it's not very useful.