Answer:
x < 29
Step-by-step explanation:
8(x−4)<7x−3; distribute 8 in the parenthesis
8x - 32 < 7x - 3; subtract 7x from both sides
x - 32 < -3; add 32 to both sides
x < 29
Answer: For every 1 can of red paint, the number of yellow paints used by the painter is
and
There are approximately 29 cans of yellow paints for 34 cans of red paints.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
Number of cans of red paint = 14
Number of cans of yellow paint = 12
According to question, we have to find that for every 1 can of red paint the painter uses what number of yellow paints;
Since the ratio of red paint to yellow paint is given by

So, for every 1 can of red paint, the number of yellow paints used by the painter is 
Similarly,
If Number of can of red paint is used = 34
So, Number of cans of yellow paint will be

Hence, there are approximately 29 cans of yellow paints for 34 cans of red paints.
4:1 is the answer............
Sin D - 4/5
This is because sin would mean Opposite/Hypotenuse, and so if the angle is D then the opposite is 4.
sin C - 3/5
This is basically the same reason as sin D, however this time the Opposite is 3.
sin D × cos D - 4/5 × 3/5 = 12/25
For here, you just get the fractions of sin D, which we got earlier, and cos D, which would be Adjacent/Hypotenuse and therefore 3/5.
tan C × tan D - Not an option
cos C × tan D - 16/15
This is because cos C would be 4/5, and tan D would be 4/3 (Opposite/Adjacent) and multiplying those fractions together gives 16/15.
I hope this helps!