12) 2.3
13) 4/13
14) 8 7/11
7) .3434...
8) 3.166...
15) (2700-600)/2700 = 2100/2700 = 21/27 = 7/9
1) .4666666667
2) .4444...
3) -0.6666666667
4) -0.8571428571
5) 3.3409090909...
6) -2.227272727273
**bar notation is when you put a bar over the repeating part of a decimal because you can't right it all since it goes on forever
9514 1404 393
Answer:
12 liters
Step-by-step explanation:
The kerosene usage is assumed to be jointly proportional to the number of stoves and the number of hours. That is ...
v = k·s·h . . . . . for s stoves running h hours
Then the value of k is ...
k = v/(sh) = (16 L)/(12·14) = 2/21 . . . . liters per stove-hour
Then the volume of kerosene required for 7 stoves and 18 hours is ...
v = (2/21)·s·h
v = (2/21)(7)(18) = 12 . . . liters
-3b=-9. Plug in 3. -3(3)=-9.
