Common factors of 50: 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50
Common factors of 30: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 10, 15, 30
Common factors of 100: 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 20, 25, 50, 100
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A = pi(r)^2
diameter is 18in, so radius is 9in
= pi(9)^2
A = 254.469 (round is needed)
Answer:
Alicia is 18years
Quentin is 14years
Rosalyn is 16years
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the age of Alicia be x
Let the age of Quentin be y
Let the age of Rosalyn be z
If the sum of the siblings’ ages, in years, is 48 then;
x+y+z = 48.... 1
If Rosalyn is two years older than Quentin then;
z =y+2 ..... 2
Also if Quentin is four years younger than Alicia then;
y = x-4 ... 3
From 3:
x = y+4 ... 4
Substitute 2 and 4 into 1 to have:
y+4+y+y+2 = 48
3y + 6= 48
3y = 48-6
3y= 42
y = 14
Since x= y+4
x = 14+4
x = 18
Since z = y+2
z = 14+2
z = 16year
This means that;
Alicia is 18years
Quentin is 14years
Rosalyn is 16years
Answer:
a) 15:7
b) 1950 ml
c) There were 10 people in the group
Step-by-step explanation:
a) In its basic form, the ratio would be 750:350. However, to get it to it's most basic form, we must find the greatest common factor (GCF) of 750 and 350, which is 50. Then, we divide both numbers by the GCF so that 750 is 15 and 350 is 7. Therefore, the basic form of the ratio is 15:7.
b) First, we can find the amount of chicken stock needed for 12 people, which is just double of the recipe since the recipe is for 6 people. (900 * 2 = 1800). Then, we need to figure out how much chicken stock is required for one person since there are 13 and not 12. We can do this by multiplying 900 by 1/6 (since it's for 1 person out of the 6 people recipe) to get 150. Then, add the amount of chicken stock needed for 12 people and 1 person together. 1800 + 150 = 1950.
c) First, we must figure out how many grams of leeks are required for just one person. We can do this by taking the amount needed in the recipe (for 6 people) and dividing it by 6 to get the amount needed for 1 person. 750 divide by 6 is 125, so 125 g of leeks are required to make soup for 1 person. Then, we take the total amount of leeks that Delia used (1250) and divide that by 125 to get 10.
I estimated it is around or near 360
