Answer:
not rational
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
4.9kg of water
Step-by-step explanation:
Dry basis is the percentage ratio of moisture amount to amount of dry product which is 175%
Ratio of moisture amount to dry product = 175 : 100
Mass of food product = 10kg
Amount of moisture in food product = 175/175+100 × 10kg = 175/275 × 10kg = 6.4kg
Wet basis is the percentage ratio of the moisture amount to the total weight of material which is 15%
Ratio of moisture amount to total weight of material is 15 : 100
Amount of moisture in food product = 15/100 × 10kg = 1.5kg
Amount of water contained in the final product = 1.5kg
Amount of other components in the food product = 10kg - 6.4kg = 3.6kg
Total amount = 1.5kg + 3.6kg = 5.1kg
% of water = 1.5kg/5.1kg × 100 = 29%
Answer:
Option d :18 bags of chips and 6 jars of salsa
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : The networking organization you joined is throwing a party. You are in charge of buying the chips, which cost $2.50 per bag and salsa, which costs $4 per jar. The chips & salsa budget you are given totals $60.
Inequality : 
Solution :
x represents chips
y represents salsa
Option a: 10 bags of chips and 2 jars of salsa
so, x = 10 and y =2
Putting values in inequality
Hence it is correct.
Option b : 20 bags of chips and 2 jars of salsa
so, x = 20 and y =2
Putting values in inequality
Hence it is correct.
Option c : 14 bags of chips and 5 jars of salsa
so, x = 14 and y =5
Putting values in inequality
Hence it is correct.
Option d :18 bags of chips and 6 jars of salsa
so, x = 18 and y =6
Putting values in inequality
Hence it is not correct since it violates the inequality
When naming triangles we name them by the letters on each corner so only answers with T, A, and X in them are correct, so TAX, XTA, and AXT
Answer:
Dori has $48 left.
Step-by-step explanation:
The boat costs twice as much as the goggles, divide 8 by 2 to find the price of the goggles. The price of the goggles is $4.
Add $8 and $4 to get $12. This is the total money Dori spent.
Since this is 1/5 of her money, multiply $12 by 5 to get $60. This is the money Dori had.
Subtract the $12 from the $60 to get $48. This is the money Dori has left.
