The sum of the numbers should total to 1. Let us say that
x is the missing number, therefore:
x + ¼ + ¼ + 1/5 = 1
x = 1 – ¼ - ¼ - 1/5
The numbers should have similar denominator:
x = 20/20 – 5/20 – 5/20 – 4/20
x = 6/20
<span>x = 3/10</span>
Answer:
381 different types of pizza (assuming you can choose from 1 to 7 ingredients)
Step-by-step explanation:
We are going to assume that you can order your pizza with 1 to 7 ingredients.
- If you want to choose 1 ingredient out of 7 you have 7 ways to do so.
- If you want to choose 2 ingredients out of 7 you have C₇,₂= 21 ways to do so
- If you want to choose 3 ingredients out of 7 you have C₇,₃= 35 ways to do so
- If you want to choose 4 ingredients out of 7 you have C₇,₄= 35 ways to do so
- If you want to choose 5 ingredients out of 7 you have C₇,₅= 21 ways to do so
- If you want to choose 6 ingredients out of 7 you have C₇,₆= 7 ways to do so
- If you want to choose 7 ingredients out of 7 you have C₇,₇= 1 ways to do so
So, in total you have 7 + 21 + 35 + 35 + 21 +7 + 1 = 127 ways of selecting ingredients.
But then you have 3 different options to order cheese, so you can combine each one of these 127 ways of selecting ingredients with a single, double or triple cheese in the crust.
Therefore you have 127 x 3 = 381 ways of combining your ingredients with the cheese crust.
Therefore, there are 381 different types of pizza.
Answer: B. 2 = 3x + 10x2
Step-by-step explanation:
This is the concept of quadratic equations; We required to find the type of equation that can be solved using the model that has been used to solve the equation such that the answer is:
[-3+-sqrt(3^2+4(10)(2))]/(2(10))
The formual that was applied here was a quadratic formula given by:
x=[-b+\-sqrt(b^2-4ac)]/2a
whereby from the our substituted values above,
a=10,b=3 and c=-2
such that the quadratic equation will be:
10x^2+3x-2
Answer:
c=45 +679 =6y=8h
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Answer:
A. Esmeralda converted the mixed number to the wrong improper fraction.
D. Esmeralda did not divide –24 by 6 correctly.
E. Esmeralda did not use the reciprocal of the divisor.
