$1kg=1,000g\\1g=1,000mg\\\\therefore\\1kg=1,000\times1,000mg=1,000,000mg\to1mg=\frac{1}{1,000,000}kg\\\\2,000,000mg=\frac{2,000,000}{1,000,000}kg=\boxed{2kg}$

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3 years ago

Allie has two cars- a truck and a sedan. Last week, she used 3 gallons of gas in the truck and 5 gallons of gas in the sedan and

gavmur [86]

Answer:

sedan = 26 miles/gallon

truck = 17 miles/gallon

Step-by-step explanation:

try to write the text in mathematical format as a system of equations

t=truck s=sedan

$\left \{ {{3t+5s=181} \atop {7t+6s=275}} \right.$

first equation can be written as

t= (181-5s)/3

we can use it in the second equation and rewrite it as

7[(181-5s)/3]+6s = 275

7(181/3 -5/3s) + 6s = 275

1267/3 - 35/3s + 6s = 275

-35/3s + 18/3s = 275-1267/3

-35/3s + 18/3s = 825/3 - 1267/3

-35s + 18s = 825 -1267

-17s = -442 s = 442/17 = 26 sedan has an average of 26 miles/gallon

we use this value of s in the first equation

3t + 5*26=181 3t=181-130 t= 51/3 = 17 truck has an average of 17 miles/gallon

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3 years ago

I only need help with number 22

mariarad [96]

Y = 10
x = 12

(10, 12)
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3 years ago

Solve the strict inequality 2x + 6y <-7 for y

Daniel [21]

2x + 6y < -7
6y < -7 - 2x
y < (-7 - 2x) / 6

8 0

3 years ago