If she is cutting the chain into 32 pieces a foot each, she has 32 pieces of chain.
2 1/2 = 2 8/16
so
2 8/16 + 1 1/16 = 3 9/16
The answer is the third option
Answer:
180cm^2 & 472ft^2
Step-by-step explanation:
answer of 16 number
h2=p2+b2 ,therefore
h=100+80
h=180
answer of question 17
h2=p2+b2
576=p2+104
576-104=p2
472=p2
Answer:
15 = 0.025
16= 3 years
Step-by-step explanation:
15.
I=prt
15= (200)(r)(3)
200(3) = 600r
15 divided by 600r = 40 (0.025)
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16.
I=prt
t= 3 years
To convert a mixed number to its lowest form, one needs to change the mixed number into an improper fraction and then reduce this improper fraction to the lowest possible fraction. To do these conversions, one needs to perform a few calculations. One also has to understand the definitions of "mixed number," "improper fraction" and "proper fraction."
A proper fraction is a fraction that has a lower number in the numerator and a higher number in denominator, such as the fraction three-fourths. An improper fraction is the inverse of this, which entails the higher number in numerator and lower number in the denominator, like 5/3. A mixed number is a whole number with a fraction, such as 1 3/4.
To convert the mixed number 1 3/4, one has to multiply the denominator 4 by the whole number 1 that gives 4, add this 4 to the 3 in the numerator to get 7 and place 7 over the denominator to find the improper fraction 7/4. In this case, this is the lowest form for this mixed number. However, if the mixed number is 6 4/6, then this converts to the improper fraction 40/6. One can divide the numerator and denominator of 40/6 by 2 to find that 20/3 is the lowest form for the mixed number 6 4/6.To convert a mixed number to its lowest form, one needs to change the mixed number into an improper fraction and then reduce this improper fraction to the lowest possible fraction. To do these conversions, one needs to perform a few calculations. One also has to understand the definitions of "mixed number," "improper fraction" and "proper fraction."
