You can complete this by solving:
Which should give you .274418 or 27.44%
Answer:
We have been given that a car can travel 476 miles on 14 gallons of gas and we are asked to write an equation relating the distance d to the number of gallons g.
We can set an equation as distance traveled is directly proportional to number of gallons used in travelling that distance.
Now we will find out K(number of miles traveled in one gallon of gas) by substituting our given values in this equation.
Therefore, we can see that car travels 34 miles in one gallon of gas.
Now we can use this information to find out how many gallons of gas does this car need to travel 578 miles.
Let us divide number of miles to be traveled by number of miles traveled in one gallon of gas to find out number of gallons of gas needed.
Therefore, car need 17 gallons of gas to travel 578 miles.
Step-by-step explanation:
Please see the attached image for a visual representation of our scale factor. We can set up this proportion by taking the DVD cover and poster values and placing them in fractions. Cross multiply and divide to solve for x.
Answer:
B.) 73°
Step-by-step explanation:
To find m<A, first you must find it's supplementary angle. In order to do this, you must determine the missing interior angle. We'll call the missing angle x
A pentagon has 540°. Add up the known angles.
96°+118°+115°+104°+x = 540°
433°+x = 540°
x = 107°
Now that we know the value of x, we can find the m<A. Supplementary angles are two angles that add up to 180°, which is a flat line. We can see in the diagram that m<a + 107° is a flat line, meaning m<a + 107° = 180°
Solve accordingly.
m<a + 107° = 180°
m<a = 73°
Answer:
Kirk wrapped 7 presents with those 23.8 cm of tape.
Step-by-step explanation:
Figure out the unit rate:
10.2 cm tape
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3 presents
or
3 presents
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10.2 cm tape
Multiplying this by 23.8 cm results in the number of presents Kirk wrapped with that much tape:
(3 presents)(23.8 cm tape
--------------------------------------- = 7 presents
10.2 cm tape
Kirk wrapped 7 presents with those 23.8 cm of tape.
