These are the <span>xx</span> and <span>yy</span> intercepts of the equation <span><span>2x−5y=6</span><span>2x-5y=6</span></span>.x-intercept: <span><span>(3,0)</span><span>(3,0)</span></span>y-intercept: <span>(0,−<span>65</span><span>)
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The question is:
A recipe for a batch of 3 dozen chocolate chip cookies calls for 3 cups
of flour 1 cup of suger and 2 cups of chocolate chips how much of each
ingredient should be used to make 2 dozen cookies?
find ratio
for 3 dozen batches, you need 3 cups of flour
so dozen of batches=number of cups of flour
then 3 dozen batches is 1 cup of sugar
so every dozen batches is 1/3 cup sugar
then 3 dozen batches is 2 cups choc chips
so every dozen is 2/3 cups choc chips
for 2 batches
that is 2 cup of flour
2/3 cup of sugar
and 4/3 cup chocolate chips
Um, what operations? You didn't list any...
10 5/12 written as an improper fraction is equivalent to 125/12
Answer:
To find a
sin 30=a/6in
1/2=a/6in
2a=6in
a=6in/2
a=3in
To find b
cos 30=b/6in
/3/2=b/6in
2b=/3*6in
b=2/3(two radical three)
I don't get the radical sign so I use / sign on the last 3 steps on the second
