Answer: With 11 pipes, you need 31.82 minutes to fill the tank.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's define R as the rate at which one single pipe can fill a tank.
We know that 7 of them can fill a tank in 50 minutes, then we have the equation:
7*R*50min = 1 tank
Whit this equation, we can find the value of R:
R = 1 tank/(7*50min) = (1/350) tank/min.
Now that we know the value of R, we can do the same calculation but now with 11 pipes.
Then the time needed to fill the tank, T, is such that:
11*(1/350 tank/min)*T = 1 tank
We need to isolate T.
T = 1 tank/(11*(1/350 tank/min)) = 31.82 min
With 11 pipes, you need 31.82 minutes to fill the tank.
This is simply a question about ratios. This ratio means that for every 1 cm on the map, there are 12 km in actuality. You can set this problem up in fractions:
1 cm 12 cm
-------- = ----------
12 km x
To solve for x, we cross-multiply, for the moment ignoring units. Remember, your answer will be in km.
1*x=12*12
x=144
If x=144, then for 12 cm, there are 144 km.
Answer:
8.5 for each student ticket
Step-by-step explanation:
Simply divide the total cost 42.5 by the amount of students 5 to get your answer.
42.5 / 5 = 8.5
Yes they are equivalent. You get -3 when you try solving the actual equation.