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If S = 7 cm and T = 24 cm, what is the length of R?

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Ivanshal [37]3 years ago

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Do you have a picture to go with it, I would need more information.

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In a scale drawing, a building has a length of 15 cm. The actual length of the building is 37.5 feet. Whats the scale of the dra

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$\frac{15}{37.5}\ \frac{cm}{ft}$

$1.31:100$

Step-by-step explanation:

we know that

The scale of the drawing is equal to divide the length of a building in the scale drawing by the actual length of a building

$\frac{15}{37.5}\ \frac{cm}{ft}$

That means

15 cm in the drawing represent 37.5 ft in the actual

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$1\ ft=30.48\ cm$

Convert 15 cm to ft

divide by 30.48

$15\ cm=15/30.48\ ft$

substitute

$\frac{15}{37.5}\ \frac{cm}{ft}=\frac{(15/30.48)}{37.5}=\frac{0.0131}{1}$

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Probability of falling NOT in the shaded region is "area of white region" divided by "area of whole rectangle (big one)".

Area of whole rectangle:

Area of rectangle = length * width = 10 * 5 = 50

Area of White Region:

First, area of shaded region = length * width = 4 * 2 = 8

Now,

Area of white region = area of whole rectangle - area of shaded rectangle

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Step-by-step explanation:

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solucion

Volumen de un cilindro: es igual al área de la tapa por la altura del mismo

A = πD² * h / 4

Lata grande y lata pequeña

Para la lata grande, el diámetro y la altura han aumentado un 20%.

Lata pequeña:

d = 4 cm

h = 3 cm

A 1 = π * (4) ² * 3/4

A1 = 37,70 cm²

Lata grande:

d = 4 * 1,2 = 4,8 cm

h = 3 * 1,2 = 3,6 cm

A2 = π (4,8) ²3,6 / 4

A2 = 65,14 cm²

Si 37,7 representa el 100%

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Edward's cake recipe calls for 15 3/4 cups of flour and

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Cups of flour=15 3/4=15+ 3/4=(4*15+3)/4=63/4
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63/4 cups of flour--------------100 people
x------------------------------------ 25 people

x=(63/4 cups of flout * 25 people)/100 people=1575/400 cups of flour=
=63/16=(3*16+15)/16=3 15/16 cups of flour.

21/2 cups of sugar-----------------100 people
x-----------------------------------------25 people

x=(21/2 cups fo sugar * 25 people) / 100 people=525/200 cups of sugar= 21/8 =(2*8+ 5)/8=2 5/8 cups of sugar.

Answer: 3 15/16 cups of flour and 2 5/8 cups of sugar.

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