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3 years ago

What is the area of the rectangle?

Mathematics

2 answers:

algol133 years ago

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Answer:

66 units

Step-by-step explanation:

BartSMP [9]3 years ago

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It’s 66 , Have Ah Good Day

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Mrs. Allan's car uses 8 gallons of gas for a 224-mile trip. Mrs. Owen's car uses 6 gallons of gas for a 210-mile trip. How many

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Answer:

Mrs. Allan's Car will use 20 gallons of gas for 560 miles trip.

Mrs. Owen's Car will use 16 gallons of gas for 560 miles trip.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Number of Miles for Mrs Allan car = 224 miles

Number of gallons of gas required = 8

We need to find the number of gallons of gas required for 560 miles for Mrs. Allan's car.

First we will find, in 1 gallons how many miles does Mrs Allan's Car drives.

For 8 gallons = 224 miles

So for 1 gallons = Number of miles in 1 gallon of gas

By using Unitary method we get;

Number of miles in 1 gallon of gas = $\frac{224}{8}= 28\ miles$

Now we know that;

for 28 miles = 1 gallon of gas is required.

So for 560 miles = Number of gallon of gas required in 560 miles.

Again by using Unitary method we get;

Number of gallon of gas required in 560 miles = $\frac{560}{28}= 20\ gallons$

Hence Mrs. Allan's Car will use 20 gallons of gas for 560 miles trip.

Also Given:

Number of Miles for Mrs Owen's car = 210 miles

Number of gallons of gas required = 6

We need to find the number of gallons of gas required for 560 miles for Mrs. Owen's car.

First we will find, in 1 gallons how many miles does Mrs Owen's Car drives.

For 6 gallons = 210 miles

So for 1 gallons = Number of miles in 1 gallon of gas

By using Unitary method we get;

Number of miles in 1 gallon of gas = $\frac{210}{6}= 35\ miles$

Now we know that;

for 35 miles = 1 gallon of gas is required.

So for 560 miles = Number of gallon of gas required in 560 miles.

Again by using Unitary method we get;

Number of gallon of gas required in 560 miles = $\frac{560}{35}= 16\ gallons$

Hence Mrs. Owen's Car will use 16 gallons of gas for 560 miles trip.

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3 years ago

A metallurgist is designing an experiment to determine the effect of flux, base metal, and energy input on the hardness of a wel

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Answer: 24

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : A metallurgist wants to study four different fluxes, two different base metals, and three different amounts of energy input.

i.e. 4 different choices for fluxes.

2 different choices for base metals.

3 different choices for amounts of energy input.

If each run of the experiment involves a choice of one flux, one base metal, and one amount of energy input.

Then , the number of runs are possible :-

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Hence, there are 24 different runs are possible .

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4 years ago

Why can you NOT combine 3x and 5x^2 ?

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4 years ago

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marta [7]

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Now to calculate P(B)

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In other words, the number is even.

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