Answer:
The amount of mango juice needed is 8 quarts
Step-by-step explanation:
To calculate the amount of mango juice needed, we will need to know the amount used the previous week.
Cranberry juice to Mango juice is 3:2 with cranberry used being 4 quarts. Let the quarts of Mango juice used be x
This means;
3/2 = 4/x
1.5 = 4/x
1.5x = 4
x = 4/1.5 quarts
Since they are making 3 times as much punch, the amount of mango juice needed will be 4/1.5 * 3 = 4 * 2 = 8 quarts
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The second step is wrong. What should've been done is to find greatest common factor (gcf) of 1/6 and -2. This is because you cannont add together a number with a variable to a number without a variable. So get the variable by itself by subtracting 1/6 from both sides.
1/5x + 1/6 = -2
___— 1/6_— 1/6
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Turn -2 into a fraction and find the gcf of -2 and 6:
1/5x + 1/6 = -2
___— 1/6_— 1/6
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1/5x = -2/1 — 1/6 ——> 1/5x = -12/6 — 1/6
1/5x = -13/6
Then divide each side by 1/5 to get the variable by itself; remeber: when dividing a fraction by a fraction, you multiply by the reciprocal.
5/1 • 1/5x = -13/6 • 5/1
x = 65/6
Then, simplify
65/6} 10.83 or 10 83/100
Soccer ball reaches its highest position when its equation turns from positive slope to zero and then negative. Mathematically it is where the derivative of the its function equals to zero. so:
d(-3x^2 + 6x + 3) / dx = -6x + 6
-6x + 6 = 0 -> x = 1 ->
it seems Paige's ball reaches higher than Viaola's with only 6 meters height.
Acute would be less than 90 degrees, obtuse is greater than 90 degrees and right is 90 degrees
