Answer: J
Step-by-step explanation:
J is the expression we would use to find "nine divided by five"
Whatever is inside the little box-looking thing (not sure how to describe it) is being divided by the number on the outside of the box-looking thing.
The simplified expression for the area of the rectangular table is Three-halves x squared, 3x²/2
<h3>What is the area of the rectangular table?</h3>
Since the carpenter built a square table with side length x. Next, he will build a rectangular table by tripling one side and halving the other.
To find the area of the rectangular table, we know that Area, A = LW where
Now, since the length of the square is x, and the rectangular table has one side of the square tripled and halving the other side .
So,
let
- length of the rectangular table = L = x/2 and
- width of rectangular = W = 3x
So, the area of the rectangular table A = LW
= x/2 × 3x
= 3x²/2
So, the simplified expression for the area of the rectangular table is Three-halves x squared, 3x²/2
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Answer:
1201.2 in (100.1ft)
Step-by-step explanation:
A scale model represents a ratio. All sides must be shrunk or increased based on a constant value. In this case the ratio of the model is 1/13 the size of the original giving us a 1:13 ratio. So each side of your scale model must be multiplied by 13 to find the real value of the side.
First convert all units to inches then divide the width of the real windmill by the width of the scale model (both in inches) you will see the answer is 13. Multiply the inch values of all sides of your model by 13 and this gives you the proportional value of each side of the real windmill in relation to the scale model.
The answer is 15 i think i don't know
I will try to get back to you a little later
