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I hope this helps you
Step-by-step explanation:
It's done by using substitution so no worries
<span>The coordinate notation is (x,y)---- >(x+1,y-2)</span>
<span>Q(-2, 8)
only y coordinate is (y)--------------- > ( y-2)
therefore
(8)------------------------------------ >(8-2)=(6)
the y coordinate </span><span>
of Q' is 6</span>
All you need to do is divide 48 (total number of pounds) by 0.8 (the amount each package holds.
Ex. 48/0.8= 60
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the number of inches, divide miles by 9.5.
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a) 24 miles = (24 mi)×(1 in)/(9.5 mi) = (24/9.5) in ≈ 2.526 in
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b) 24 miles + 16 miles = 40 miles = (40 mi)×(1 in)/(9.5 mi) = 40/9.5 in ≈ 4.211 in
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Comment on units conversion
I find it convenient to work units conversion problems by writing a fraction that is equal to 1 and multiplying by that to change units. My fraction has the "to" units in the numerator, and the "from" units in the denominator. That way, the unwanted units cancel when the multiplication is carried out.
The fraction is equal to 1 because the measurement in the numerator is equal to the measurement in the denominator.
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Some folks prefer proportions. If you do it that way, be sure "like" is matched with "like".
map inches/ground miles = 1/9.5 = x/24
route inches/scale inches = route miles/scale miles = x/1 = 24/9.5
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is 50 I got it right
