Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A). The distance covered= 5.2752 cm
B). Angle swept = 36°
C). The time = 8:45 am
Step-by-step explanation:
The watch is assumed to be a circle while the minute hand is assumed to be the radius
Radius = 1.4cm
A). From 8:13 to 8:49= 36 minutes
Recall, there is 60 minutes in a round watch.
The distance covered= 2πr*36/60
The distance covered= 2*3.14*1.4*0.6
The distance covered= 5.2752 cm
B). If distance covered is 8.8 mm
8.8 mm = 0.88cm
0.88= 2*3.14*1.4*(x/360)
0.88/(8.792)=x/360
0.1= x/360
0.1= x/360
36°= x
Angle swept = 36°
C). The time it will be if the watch started from 8:39 am and moved 36°
36/360= y/60
0.1= y/60
0.1*60= y
6 minutes= y
The time with be 8:39+6 minutes
The time = 8:45 am
Answer:
$ 44
Step-by-step explanation:
If we analyze the statement well, we can observe something very crucial to solve it, the jumbo biscuits require 2 oz of flour and give a profit of $ 0.08, the Regular one that only requires 1 oz of flour leaves a profit of $ 0.11, which means that requiring a smaller quantity of flour leaves a greater profit, so in terms of profit it is not profitable to make Jumbo, only Regular.
Therefore, since you can make 400 biscuits, they would all be regular since there are 600 oz of flour available, it is enough to make 400, therefore the maximum profit would be:
$ 0.11 * 400 = 44
The maximum possible profit is $ 44
Mathew has
more brown rice than white rice
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that Matthew has two kind of rice ; brown rice and white rice
From given question,

<em><u>Let us convert the mixed fractions to improper fractions</u></em>
Multiply the whole number part by the fraction's denominator
Add that to the numerator
Then write the result on top of the denominator


<em><u>How much more brown rice than white rice does Matthew have?</u></em>
So we need to find the difference between brown rice and white rice
Difference = brown rice - white rice

Make the denominators same for easier calculations

Converting again to mixed fractions we get,

Thus Mathew has
more brown rice than white rice