Yes, they are. Treat ratios like fractions, simplify them the same way. In 6/36, the GCF (Greatest Common Factor) of the numerator and the denominator is six. So, we divide both sides by six. This gives us 1/6, which is still the same fraction. (Making it proportional)
Answer:
1/ 5 and 2/3
cross multiple
example
1 2 = 10
/ x / = /
5 3 3
= 10/3
so it's 3 1/3 + 10 Mm
so may guess is
13.3333 infinite or 13.34 M
Dont know if its right but good luck
We are given D (7, -3) and D'(2, 5).
SAppy the transformation
D'(x,y) → D(x-5, y+8).
Then
x=7 → x=7-5 = 2
y=-3 → y=-3+8 = 5
Answer: D (x-5, y+8) → D'
Answer:
45
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the number of savory dishes is 9 and the number of sweet dished is 5.
Denoting all the 9 savory dishes by 
, and all the sweet dishes by 
.
The possible different mix-and-match plates consisting of two savory dishes are as follows:
There are 9 plates with 
from sweet plates which are 
There are 9 plates with 
from sweet plates which are 
Similarly, there are 9 plated for each 
and 
Hence, the total number of the different mix-and-match plates consisting of two savory dishes
