Answer:
She will need 3.5 pounds of cheese to make the 28 casseroles
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, we are tasked with calculating the amount of cheese in pounds needed to make 28 casseroles.
In the revised recipe, she intends using 1/2 of what is supposed to be used in the original recipe. Mathematically, since each original casseroles is meant to take 4 ounces of cheese, the revised recipe taking half will have 1/2 × 4 = 2 ounces of cheese per casserole
Now for 28 casseroles based on the revised recipe, the total amount of cheese to be used mathematically is equal to 28 × 2 = 56 ounces of casserole
The questions asks that our answer be in pounds
Mathematically, 1 ounce = 0.0625 pounds
Hence, 56 ounces of casseroles will be 56 × 0.0625 = 3.5 pounds of cheese
In a direct variation relationship the values must satisfy that y = kx. This si y is always a constant value (k) times x.
So, you can find multiple values that meet this:
y = kx => k = y / x = 11 / 18
=> y = (11/18)x
Now you can give any value to x and fint the value of x that satisfy the relationship:
x y = (11/18)x
1 11/18
2 11/18 * 2 = 11/9
18 11/18 * 18 = 11
36 11/18 * 36 = 22
So, there you have several additional values for x and y in the same relationship that y = 11 and x = 18, and you can find many more using the same rule: y = (11/18)*x
I think 24. C and 25. A I think not sure think
Answer:
I don't get it...
Step-by-step explanation:
Please elaborate on the question...
an aritmetic sequence increases by the same amount each time (if it decreases, then it increases by a negative number)
the common difference is the number that must be added to a term to get the next term
let's see if it increases by the same amount
-5 to -11 is increase of -6
-11 to -17 is increase of -6
-17 to -23 is increase of -6
-23 to -29 is increase of -6
so it appears to be aritmetic
common difference is -6
-29-6=-35
-35-6=-41
-41-6=-47
the next 3 terms are -35, -41, -47
