0.333 is equivalent to 1/3
Answer:
18:12 (accurate)
3:2 (simplified)
Step-by-step explanation:
The team won 18 games out of 30 total games. Find the amount of games lost by simply subtracting 18 with 30:
30 - 18 = 12
The ratio you are trying to find is won to lost, or won:lost. Plug in the corresponding numbers to the corresponding terms:
won:lost ⇒ 18:12
18:12 is the ratio.
If the teacher asks you to simplify, factor both sides. Divide 6 from both sides:
(18)/6 : (12)/6
3:2
3:2 is your simplified ratio.
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A) 1-900 2-1620 3-2916 4-5249.8 all I did was multiply each by 1.8
Answer:
The following classification is found:
- Absolute minimum
- Absolute maximum
Step-by-step explanation:
Let be , we need to find first and second derivatives of this expression at first:
First derivative
(Eq. 1)
Second derivative
(Eq. 2)
Critical points are points that equals first derivative to zero and that may be maxima or minima. That is:
Which leads to the following critical points:
and
Now we evaluate each result in second derivative expression:
(Absolute minimum)
(Absolute maximum)
Lastly we evaluate the function at each critical point:
And the following classification is found:
- Absolute minimum
- Absolute maximum
1) 11 1/8
2) 5/7
3)it would be 233/3 but since that isn't your option try going with 23/3
4) 10 / 16
5) 9/3 = 3 (aka 3/1 ) then 3/9 = 0.3.
Answer for number 5 ⬇
Therefore 9/3 would be your greatest
~the fractions doesn't equal each other~{meaning that the equal sign wouldn't be your answer} ~
~3/9 Would be lesser than 9/3~
~just make the fraction into division .it might help ~
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For improper fraction just multiply and add
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Looking for the equivalent of the fractions... try dividing as well
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Example of a improper fraction
Problem : 12 3/5
Work: 12(5) = 60
60 +( 3 )= 63
Answer : 63/ 5
(note: don't worry about the example .... its not apart of the questions you asked.. but you can if you want to ... don't get me wrong.. if it was helpful you can use it )
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