The answer is <span>A.9/16.
The ratio of areas of two similar squares is the square of the ratios of their similar side lengths. Since </span><span>the ratio of the smaller side length to the larger side length is 3/4, the ratio of areas of two similar squares is:
(3/4)</span>² = 3²/4² = 9/16.
First you simplify both sides of the equation to make v+-41/9=-3/4.
Then add -41/9 to both sides to get the answer which is 137/36
v=137/36
Answer:
⇒ The given quadratic equation is x2−kx+9=0, comparing it with ax2+bx+c=0
∴ We get, a=1b=−k,c=9
⇒ It is given that roots are real and distinct.
∴ b2−4ac>0
⇒ (−k)2−4(1)(9)>0
⇒ k2−36>0
⇒ k2>36
⇒ k>6 or k<−6
∴ We can see values of k given in question are correct.
Answer:
Maggie is 5 years old
Step-by-step explanation:
3M-4+M=16
add 4 to both sides
4M=20
Divide both sides by 4
20/4 = 5
M/Maggie is 5