The scale of the drawing by using proportion is 3 : 5.
According to the given question.
Melissa drew a scale drawing of a city.
The width of the park in the drawing is 36 inches.
And the actual width of the park is 60 yards.
As we know that, a proportion is a fraction of a total amount, and the measures are related using a rule of three.
Therefore, the scale of the drawing by using proportion
= 36iches/ 60 yards
= 3/5
= 3 : 5
Hence, the scale of the drawing by using proportion is 3 : 5.
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Answer:
Can't see the picture brah
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is incomplete because it must content a list of choices to select the right one.
Any way, a conclusion that you can make, and that is a common one for this kind of questions, is about whether the sum of the numbers of the second column may or not be the same sum of the numbers of the first column.
The condition for the two sums be the same is that when the digits of the second column are added together the result be the same obtained for the sum of the digits of the first column. In this case that is 6.
So, the possible answer is:
<span>If the end result from the second column is not 6, then the sum of the
numbers in the first column is not equal to the sum of the numbers in
the second column.</span>
It is JG! You must rotate the second triangle so both triangles are at the same angle. Then, look at the lines and find the corresponding line segment on the other triangle.
Answer:
possible?? but I think that there is a typo, and that there would not be a bias
Step-by-step explanation:
can we assume that there are no typos in the question
he threw BUTTONS in the air, and look at buttons that landed with the BOTTOMS facing up ??? in that case the weight might bias the orientation of the landing... I think that you have a typo and it just says that he collected 14 BUTTONS, in that case given that they are "IDENTICAL" we most likely can assume that there would be no bias (size color, texture are all the same)
