Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
PR5T represents <em>6754.</em>
P = 6
R = 7
T = 4
Y = 5
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us try to understand the subtraction starting from the unit's digit.
P R 5 T
- 4 7 Y 6
-----------------
1 9 9 8
To get 8, 6 should be subtracted from 14
14 - 6 = 8
So, T should be equal unit digit of 14 <em>i.e.</em> T = 4 and 1 should be carried over from the ten's digit of PR5T.
Now, let us move to ten's digit:
P R 5 4
- 4 7 Y 6
-----------------
1 9 9 8
To get 9, 6 should be subtracted from 15. But 1 is already carried to unit's place So, we have actually 14 here
14 - Y = 9
So, Y = 5
Moving to hundred's place:
R - carry - 7 = 9
Carry is 1, so R = unit's place of 9 + 8 i.e. R = 7
Moving to thousand's place:
P - carry - 4 = 1
Here carry is 1
So, P = 1 + 4 + 1 = 6
So, the number PR5T is <em>6754.</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
J=(x+4)²
K=(8-x)
X=5
=J+3k
=(x+4)(x+4)+3(8-x)
=(x²+8x+16+24-3x)
=25+25+40
=90
Alternatively:
J=(5+4)²
J=81
K=8-5
K=3
J+3k
81+3(3)
81+9
90
Answer:
500
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the 5 is in the hundreds place in the number 2500.7, its value is 5 * 100 = 500.
<span>A) How many cups of flour are there per serving?
</span>1 ½ cups of flour --------<span>6 servings
? cups of flour ------- 1 serving
</span>1 ½
------------
6
= 3/2 x 1/6
= 1/4
answer: 1/4 cups of flour per serving
<span>B) how many total cups of sugar(white and brown) are there per serving?
</span>total white and brown: <span>2/3 + 1/3 = 3/3 = 1 cups (combine)
1 cup of sugar (white and brown) </span>--------6 servings
? cups of sugar (white and brown) ------ 1 serving
1
----- = 1/6
6
answer: 1/6 cups of sugar (white and brown) per serving
<span> (c) Suppose you modify the recipe so that it makes 9 servings. How much more flour do you need for the modified recipe than you need for the original recipe?
</span>
3/2 cups of flour --------6 servings
? cups of flour -----------9 servings
9 * 3/2
-----------
6
= (13 1/2) / 6
= 2 1/4
2 1/4 ( 9 servings) - 1 1/2(6 servings) = 3/4 cups
answer: you need 3/4 more cups of flour