Answer:
500 g flour = 600 g
6*1.2 g salt = 7.2 g
12*1.2 g yeast = 14.4 g
30 mL oil = 36 mL
360 mL water = 432 mL
Step-by-step explanation:
10 bread rolls requires 500g of flour.
Eli uses 600g of flour which is 1.2 times the amount needed for 10 bread rolls.
This means that 1.2 * 10 bread rolls are made which is 12 bread rolls.
Multiply the remaining ingredients by 1.2:
500 g flour = 600 g
6*1.2 g salt = 7.2 g
12*1.2 g yeast = 14.4 g
30 mL oil = 36 mL
360 mL water = 432 mL
Answer:
8/5
Step-by-step explanation:
means
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Start with the inside first: h(-3).
h(-3) means use the function called h and replace the x with -3. The expression that is called h is 4-x.
4-x evaluated at x=-3 gives us 4-(-3)=4+3=7.
So the value for h(-3) is 7, or h(-3)=7.
Now this is what we thus far:
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g(7) means use the function called g and replace x with 7. The expression that is called g is (x+1)/(x-2).
(x+1)/(x-2) evaluated at x=7 gives us (7+1)/(7-2)=(8)/(5)=8/5.
This is our final answer:
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Answer:
22.5
Step-by-step explanation:
y=kx
20=k15
k=1•33
30=1•33x
x=22•5
Assuming that the two investments are X & Y
X + Y = 6300
X = 6300 - Y (1)
9/100X + 4/100 Y = 372 (2)
replacing X from (1) into (2)
9/100(6300-Y) + 4/100 Y = 372
567 - 9/100Y +4/100Y = 372
(-9+4)/100Y = 372 - 567
5/100Y = -195
Y = 100*195/5 = 3900
From (1) we can get X
X = 6300 - 3900 = 2400
I hope this is helpful
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