The number of bars which can be cut for the 1" X 1" and 2" X 2" square bars are; 117 and 29 units respectively.
<h3>How many bars can be cut from the pan in each case?</h3>
The total area of the given pan can be evaluated as follows;
Area = length × width
= 9 × 13
= 117 square units.
Hence, the number of 1" X 1" bars can be cut which can be cut from the pan;
= 117/(1×1)
= 117 1" X 1" bars.
For the 2" X 2" square bars, we have;
= 117/(2×2);
29 remainder 1 square unit.
Ultimately, one square unit of the pan is wasted for the 2" X 2" square bars.
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The answer to your question is c
B=blue
g=green
r=red
2 times as many blue as green
b=2g
3 times as many red as blue
r=3b
subsitute 2g for b
r=3(2g)=6g
r=6g
r+g+b=765
so we subsitute
r=6g
g=g
b=2g
6g+g+2g=765
add like terms
9g=765
divide both sides by 9
g=85
subsitute
b=2b
b=2(85)
b=170
170 blue
Answer: Option 2 or 3 times the square root of -5
Simple....
you have:
(-15,70) and (5,10)
Using-->>
Using y=mx+b...and any of the coordinates....
70= -3(-15)+b
70=45+b
70=45+b
-45 -45
25=b
y=-3x+25
Thus,your answer.
