Answer:
The volume of the full bottle of Jun's favorite hot sauce in ml is
.
Step-by-step explanation:
Jun used x milliliters, or 90% percent, of his favorite bottle of hot sauce.
So, to find the volume of a full bottle of Jun's favorite hot sauce in milliliters, we can use the unitary method.
Then, 90% of the full bottle sauce is equal to x ml.
So, 1% of the full bottle sauce is equal to
ml.
Therefore, 100% of the full bottle sauce is equal to
ml.
Therefore, the volume of the full bottle of Jun's favorite hot sauce in ml is
. (Answer)
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Let's set up a proportion using the following setup:

We know that the florist can arrange 4 in 92 minutes.

We don't know how many the florist can arrange in 207 minutes, so we say x arrangements can be completed in 207 minutes.


Solve for x by isolating it on one side of the proportion.
x is being divided by 207. The inverse of division is multiplication. Multiply both sides of the proportion by 207.




The florist can arrange <u>9 arrangements</u> in 207 minutes.
Answer:
2998 ; 17%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the function:
t(c)=-3970.9(ln c)
c = % of carbon remaining ; t = time
1.) c = 47% = 47/100 = 0.47
t(0.47) = - 3970.9(In 0.47)
t = - 3970.9 * −0.755022
t = 2998.119
t = 2998
B.)
t = 7000
t(c)=-3970.9(ln c)
7000 = - 3970.9(In c)
7000 / - 3970.9 = In c
−1.762824 = In c
c = exp(−1.762824)
c = 0.1715596
c = 0.1715596 * 100%
c = 17.156% ; c = 17%
I’m assuming the 2’s are supposed to be exponents so you’re gonna to combine 7m^2 and 4m^2 to get 11m^2 so you’re answer would be
11m2+3m
You dint know the value of M so you can’t solve it, especially because there’s no equal sign with a number or expression/equation after it.
Answer:
$732.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Mae Ling earns a weekly salary of $365 which means salary per week is $365
Then plus a 7.5% commission on sales at a gift shop if she sold $4,900 worth of merchandise, which means additional
(0.075×4900)=367.5
The total she make will be
367.5+365
=$732.5
Therefore,she will make $732.5 in a work week if she sold $4,900 worth of merchandise