<span>The question is about the side length of a copy of the dartboard. We know that the original dartboard has sides that measure 9 inches. We also have the scale factor 0.25. The ratio of the corresponding sides is called the scale factor. If we have the scale factor 0.25 it means that for 1 unit of the original figure there are 0.25 units of length of a copy. Therefore: x = 9 * 0.25; x = 2.25 in. Answer: The side length of the dartboard Boyd drew is 2.25 inches.</span>
The expression to find the number of notebooks James bought would be written as:
Number of notebooks = total spent / cost per item
Number of notebooks = (2y^2 + 6) / <span>(y^2 − 1)
</span><span>If y = 3, then the number of notebooks bought would be:
</span>Number of notebooks = (2y^2 + 6) / (y^2 − 1)
Number of notebooks = (2(3)^2 + 6) / (3^2 − 1)
Number of notebooks = 3 pieces<span>
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Since .68 is 68/100, you can simplify to 17/25.
Answer:
c(12 + 9 + 6)
12(2.25c)
Step-by-step explanation:
12c + 12 (3/4c) + 12 (1/2c)
12(1c) + 12(3/4c) + 12 (1/2c)
12(c + 3/4c + 1/2c)
12(2 1/4c)
12(2.25c)
Or
12c + 12 (3/4c) + 12 (1/2c)
12c + 9c + 6c
c(12 + 9 + 6)
I believe it’s just 61/100
