You have to find the unit rate, which in this case means the amount of fish you need per serving of soup.
If 16 oz of fish makes 24 servings, then 16/24 oz = 2/3 oz makes 1 serving.
Now multiply both quantities by 10, so that 10 servings require 20/3 oz ≈ 6.67 oz of fish.
A more direct way to do this is to solve for <em>x</em> in the following equation:
(16 oz fish) / (24 servings) = (<em>x</em> oz fish) / (10 servings)
Then (omitting units)
<em>x</em> = 10 • 16 / 24 = 20/3
Answer:
None of these choices are correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
The quoted value of 99.875, means that this bond is sold at 99.875% of the face value and not at a price of $99.875.
Therefore, calculate price;
Price = 0.99875 * 1000
Price = $998.75
Since brokerage fees is 5.5% of the selling price, Leona will pay additional cost to the quoted price making the total cost to be more than $998.75;
Brokerage fees = (0.055*998.75) = $54.93
Total cost = $998.75 +$54.93
= $1053.68
Therefore, none of the choices is correct.
Answer:
five trucks per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Meters:4.8x10 to the 6th power
Millimeters:4.8x 9th power.
Be doin Pearson MathXL
I did 1 today.
The poverty level cutoff in 1987 to the nearest dollar was $10787.
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How to find a midpoint?</h3>
The midpoint as the point that divides the line segment exactly in half having two equal segments. Therefore, the midpoint presents the same distance between the endpoints for the line segment. The midpoint formula is:
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For solving this exercise, first you need plot the points in a chart. See the image.
Your question asks to approximate the poverty level cutoff in 1987 to the nearest dollar using the midpoint formula. Note that the year 1987 is between 1980 and 1990, thus you should apply the midpoint formula from data for this year (1987).



The answer for your question will be the value that you calculated for the y-coordinate. Then, the poverty level cutoff in 1987 to the nearest dollar was $10787.
Read more about the midpoint segment here:
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