If Marita has one dime, she has 0.10 = 1/10 dollars. If she has "x" times that many dimes, she has 0.10x = x/10 dollars (in dimes).
The only answer choice containing this term is ...
( A ) x/10 + 0.75 + 10y
1 gallon is 3.78 L
100 sq feet needs 1 L
800 sq feet needs x
100/800 = 1/x
100x = 800
x = 800/100
x = 8 L
If you use the fact that 4 L = 1 gallon then you need 2 gallons of paint. I you use the more accurate 3.78 L then
1 gallon = 3.78 L
x gallon = 8 L
3.78 x = 8*1
x = 8/3.78
x = 2.12 gallons.
I guess you could say that 1 gallon and 1 L would do you.
Answer:
x = 5/4
Step-by-step explanation:
By combining like terms, you get 8x = 10.
Divide the 8 on both sides of the equation.
x = 10/8
This, however, can be simplified by dividing by 2. This ultimately gives us 5/4.
25x
400
x
16
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Answer:
a
Generally given that the number of cups of blue to that of red paint is 3: 1 then the Lara mixed 3 cups of blue paint with 1 cup of red paint
b
The number is 
c
The price is 
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question we are told that
The ratio of the number of cups of blue paint to the number of cups of red paint is 
Generally given that the number of cups of blue to that of red paint is 3: 1 then the Lara mixed 3 cups of blue paint with 1 cup of red paint
Given that 1 cup of red paint => 3 cups of blue paint
x cup of red paint => 1 cup of blue paint
So

=> 
Generally the unit price of a cup of blue paint is mathematically represented as

=> 