Answer:
so what i have to do
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
0
Step-by-step explanation:
For common denominator,
6/8 - 3/4 = 6/8 - (3*2)/(4*2) = 6/8 - 6/8 = 0
This question s incomplete, the complete question is;
The Watson family and the Thompson family each used their sprinklers last summer. The Watson family's sprinkler was used for 15 hours. The Thompson family's sprinkler was used for 30 hours.
There was a combined total output of 1050 of water. What was the water output rate for each sprinkler if the sum of the two rates was 55L per hour
Answer:
The Watson family sprinkler is 40 L/hr while Thompson family sprinkler is 15 L/hr
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the data in the question;
let water p rate for Watson family and the Thompson family sprinklers be represented by x and y respectively
so
x + y = 55 ----------------equ1
x = 55 - y ------------------qu2
also
15x + 30y = 1050
x + 2y = 70 --------------equ3
input equ2 into equ3
(55 - y) + 2y = 70
- y + 2y = 70 - 55
y = 15
input value of y into equ1
x + 15 = 55
x = 55 - 15
x = 40
Therefore, The Watson family sprinkler is 40 L/hr while Thompson family sprinkler is 15 L/hr
<span>alright it would have been easier if u took a pic but i think its a matching prob with choices A thro F:
Water boils at 212 degrees __________
A. Celsius Incorrect
Water boils at 100 degrees _________
B. Kelvin Incorrect
Water boils at 373 _______
C. Thermal Equilibrium Incorrect
Temperature at which all kinetic energy stops
D. Thermal Energy Incorrect
Reached when 2 objects have the same temperature
E. Absolute zero Incorrect
Sum of all kinetic energy and potential energy in an object's particles
F. Fahrenheit
So here are the correct matches:
</span>Water boils at 212 degrees __________F. Fahrenheit
Water boils at 100 degrees _________ A. Celsius
Water boils at 373 _______ B. Kelvin
Temperature at which all kinetic energy stops______E. Absolute zero
Reached when 2 objects have the same temperature ________C. Thermal Equilibrium
Sum of all kinetic energy and potential energy in an object's particles _____ D. Thermal Energy
