The appliance store sells sells it at a better rate because if 250$ is for 5 lamps then it's $50 per lamp but if it's $95 than one lamp is $47.50.
Start here: A = 18 ft^2 = L * W. Next, L = 2W.
Merging these 2 formulas lets us eliminate L:
18 ft^2 = (2W) * (W) = 2W^2.
So W^2 = 9 ft^2, and W=3 ft. Please use L = 2W (from above) to calculate L.
Circle F, diameter is 16 and the radius is half of the diameter
Since a cm is 1/100th of a meter, 43 cm would simply be 43/100. Hope that helps!
Answer:
41 inches of wire will cost 164 cents.
Step-by-step explanation:
1st Method
Use proportions!
18/ 72 = 41/ c
Cross multiply
18 * c = 72 * 41
18c = 2952 divide both sides by 18
<em>c = 164</em>
2nd Method.
Find the rate of the costs. r = rate
18*r = 72
r = 4 cents/inch
Now that you've found the rate you can multiply it by 41 inches to find the cents the wire costs!
41 inch * r (cents/inch) inches cancels out.
41 * 4 = 164
<em>164 cents</em>
