No, 243 is not a prime number, it is a composite number.
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Answer:
C. Yes, 3.5.
Step-by-step explanation:
If there is a relationship of direct proportionality for every ordered pair of the table, then the constant of proportionality must the same for every ordered pair. The constant of proportionality (
) is described by the following expression:
(1)
Where:
- Input.
- Output.
If we know that
,
and
, then the constants of proportionalities of each ordered pair are, respectively:









Since
, the constant of proportionality is 3.5.
Answer: 35 additional teachers are needed
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Explanation:
We have 2470 students and the ratio of students to teachers is 26:1. This means that for every teacher, there are 26 students. Put another way, we can set up this ratio
2470/x = 26/1
where x is the number of teachers. Cross multiply and solve for x
2470/x = 26/1
2470*1 = 26*x
2470 = 26x
26x = 2470
26x/26 = 2470/26
x = 95
So we have 95 teachers currently
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Let y be the new number of teachers needed to bring the ratio down to 19:1
Using a similar idea as done above, we would have this ratio
2470/y = 19/1
Let's solve for y
2470/y = 19/1
2470*1 = 19*y
2470 = 19y
19y = 2470
19y/19 = 2470/19
y = 130
So we'll need 130 teachers to have the ratio be 19:1
The difference of the values is y - x = 130 - 95 = 35, which is the final answer. This is the additional amount of teachers needed.
A = L * W = 75 so L = 75/W Cost = 4W + 8(2L + W) = 4W + 16L + 8W = 12W + 16L = 12W + 1200/W C' = (12(W^2 - 100))/(W^2) = (12(W-10)(W+10))/(W^2) so W = 10 then L = 7.5