Answer:
I believe its Orange
Step-by-step explanation:
2/3 is greater than all other ratios
She should use 13 factors.
All 13 factors are the same thing . . . 7 .
7^13 should be written as 7¹³ .
It means: 7·7·7 · 7·7·7 · 7·7·7 · 7·7·7 · 7
Answer:
45+10x = y
Step-by-step explanation:
$45 -- stays the same no matter what so that's constant.
$10 -- this varies dependent on the number of vaccinations your dog needs, so you'd use a variable to represent the number of vaccinations (in this case I'm using variable "x").
So, for example if your dog needed 7 vaccinations, it would be: 45+10(7) = y -- answer being $115.
Answer:
idk
Step-by-step explanation:
idk
Answer:
56
Step-by-step explanation:
There are two ways the answer to this question can be determined
<u><em>Method 1 : the fast method </em></u>
We know that 8 is twice 4
4 x 2 = 8
The ratio of diet soda = 8
the ratio of regular sodas = 4
Diet sodas = 112
the number of regular sodas = 112 / 2 = 56
<u><em>Method 2 : The long method </em></u>
I would first determine the total number of diet and regular sodas. Let the total number be represented by d
from the question, the following equation can be derived :
(8/12) x d = 112
divide both sides of the equation by 12/8 to determine the value of d
d = 112 x (12/8) = 168
We can now derive a value for the number of regular soda
regular sodas = ( ratio of regular sodas / total soda) x total number of sodas
(4/12) x 168 = 56
