Answer:
i dont know lol but anyways
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
558.036 lb
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x is the amount of the sea water to collect 125 lb of sea salt
As given: 64 lb/ft³ has 0.0035 dissolved salt by weight
So the formula to find out the amount of the sea water is:
64 lb/ft³ * 0.0035 *x ft³ = 125 lb
<=> x = 
= 558.036 lb
Hope it will find you well.
No, probably is on a scale between 0 and 1. Anything beyond those numbers is mathematically impossible. Since 3/2 = 1.5, it is not valid
Here,
let width(b)be x then,
length (l)=9cm+x
area =112 sq cm
now,
area of rectangle=l*b
or, 112=(9+x)x
or, 112=9x+x^2
or, 0=x^2+9x-112
or, 0=x^2+(16-7)x-112
or, 0=x^2+16x-7x-112
or, 0=x(x+16)-7(x+16)
or, 0=(x-7)(x+16)
either,
0=x-7
or,7=x
x=7cm
Or,
0=x+16
or, -16=x
x= -16[impossible,as distance is never negative] so,
x=7cm
therefore,length = 7cm + 9 cm = 16cm and width = 7cm.
;)
Answer:
4 |x+7| divided by 3.
Step-by-step explanation:
This cannot be divided any further.
