Answer:
2 quartz of the blue paint for every 10 quartz of yellow paint
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph shows the possible different amount of yellow paint and blue paint, in quartz, that can be mixed to obtain a shade of green paint.
On the graph, at the point with the coordinates pair of (2, 10), it means for we would require 2 quartz of blue paints to be mixed with every 10 quartz of yellow paint in order to get the shade of the green paint that we are looking for.
Answer:
900,000
because you look to the second place next to it and if 5 and over its goes up if 4 and under it stays the same
Answer:
1. 3sqrt(2)
Choice C
2. 2sqrt(3)
Choice D
Step-by-step explanation:
1. sqrt(x+3)
sqrt(15+3)
sqrt(18)
sqrt(9*2)
sqrt(9)sqrt(2)
3sqrt(2)
Choice C
2. 6/sqrt(x)
6/sqrt(3)
no radicals in the denominator, multiply by 1 in the form of the radical
6/sqrt(3) * sqrt(3)/sqrt(3)
6sqrt(3)/ (sqrt(3)*sqrt(3))
6sqrt(3)/3
2sqrt(3)
Choice D
Answer:
<h2>= 3/16(0.1875)</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
<h3>explanation in the image.</h3>
-2n + 9mn - 17np
All you do is simplify the equation by distributing and multiplying the 1/3n to each of the numbers.
Hope this helps!
