Answer: The Millers need 15 gallons of water for 6 minutes.
Lets start by finding how much water is needed for 1 min shower.
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25 gallons of water is used for 10 min shower:
</span>10 mins = 25 gallons <span>
To find 1 min shower, we will divide the 25 gallons of water by 10.
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10 mins = 25 gallons </span>← Divide by 10 on both sides<span>
÷ 10 ÷ 10
1 min = 2.5 gallons
Now that we know the Millers need 2.5 gallons for every 1 minute of shower, we can find 6 minutes of shower by multiplying by 6.
1 min = 2.5 gallons</span> ← Multiply 6 on both sides<span>
x6 x6
6 min = 15 gallons
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Answer: The Millers need 15 gallons of water for 6 minutes.
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Answer:
The first error that Tomas made was added 6 to both sides of the equation instead of subtracting 6
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
x ----> represents the number of pounds of granola
y ----> represents the number of pounds of walnuts
we know that
The linear equation that represent this scenario is
2x+6y=12 -----> equation A
x=3 -----> equation B
substitute equation B in equation A and solve for y
2(3)+6y=12
6+6y=12
Subtract 6 both sides
6+6y-6=12-6
6y=6
Divide by 6 both sides
6y/6=6/6
y=1
so
The number of pounds of walnuts is 1
therefore
The first error that Tomas made was added 6 to both sides of the equation instead of subtracting 6
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
hello :
16t²+120 = y
16t² = y -120 so : t² = (y-120)/16
if : y-120 ≥ 0 t = ±√((y-120)/16)
Answer:
D 9/26
Step-by-step explanation:
Out of the 10th graders there are 104 total responses. Knowing we only need data from 10th graders we can ignore everything else. 36/104 10th graders like cats and if you divide that by 4 you'll get the only possible answer of 9/26. D 9/26 10th graders like cats.
