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You have a thing on there saying the answer is c. If you got the answer there is no point of asking it.
Easy. it’s b because when it’s all added up 9 is the answer
Answer:
a : c = 7 : 10
Step-by-step explanation:
The two ratios (a : b and b : c) both have b in common, so to work out what a : c is, we can use b to 'bridge' the two ratios together.
However, in a : b, b is 4. But in b : c, b is 2. We need to make sure b is the same in both ratios before we can combine the ratios together. The easiest way to do this is to multiply b : c by 2 to get b : c = 4 : 10. Now b is 4 in both ratios.
So now, we can combine the two ratios together to get a : b : c = 7 : 4 : 10. Since we only want a : c though, we can just drop the b and get a : c = 7 : 10. No simplifying is necessary since the ratio is already in its simplest form.
Hope that helps! :)
Well, parallel lines have the same exact slope, so hmmm what's the slope of the one that runs through <span>(0, −3) and (2, 3)?
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Answer:
t_a = 7 s
t_w = 5 s
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
- The average speed in air v_a = 16 m/s
- The average speed in water v_w = 3 m/s
- The total distance D = 127 m
- The total time T = 12 s
Find:
How long did the stone fall in air and how long did it fall in the water?
Solution:
- Lets time taken by stone to drop through air as t_a = t_a.
- The time taken in water would be t_w = (12 - t_a)
- The total distance covered can be calculated as:
D = v_a*t_a+ v_w*(12 - t_a)
127 = 16*t_a + 3*(12 - t_a)
Simplify and solve for t:
91 = 16*t_a - 3t_a
13*t_a = 91
t_a = 7 s
t_w = 5 s
