Answer:
15 seeds
Step-by-step explanation:
Set up a ratio that represents the problem:
Sown Seeds : Seeds That Grow
100 : 75
Find the unit rate:
The unit rate is when one of the numbers in a ratio is 1. For this problem, let's make the number of sown seeds equal to one.
To do this, divide by 100 on both sides of the ratio.
100 : 75
/100 /100
1 : .75
This means that if Tim sows 1 seed, .75 will grow.
Answer the question:
We need to find the number of seeds that would grow if Tim planted 20 seeds. Therefore, multiply by 20 on both sides of the ratio.
1 : .75
x20 x20
20 : 15
Therefore, if Tim plants 20 seeds, we would expect 15 to grow.
Answer:
y>2x+1
Step-by-step explanation:
I agree with ur answer...
d = 16t^2....divide both sides by 16
d / 16 = t^2 ...take the square root of both sides, eliminating the ^2
sqrt (d/16) = t
(sqrt d) / 4 = t
Answer: did you write something wrong? im confused on the g(X) i can see you added the power of x to the 2 but how about the rest. can you possible do a screen shot or include a picture of the problem?
Answer:
-5 =x
Step-by-step explanation:
0 = In(x + 6)
Raise each side to base e
e^0 = e^ ln (x+6)
1 = x+6
Subtract 6 from each side
1-6 = x
-5 =x