since it has a diameter of 28, then its radius must be half that or 14.
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Set up the proportion with the numbers on top equalling the cars and the numbers on the bottom representing the trucks.

c equals the number of unknown cars.
To solve the proportion, cross multiply (multiply 8 by 9 and 36 by c) and solve for c.
72 = 36c
Divide 36 from both sides to get the answer.
c = 2
If there are 9 trucks, there are 2 cars.
You can check this by dividing 2 by 9, and dividing 8 by 36. Since they both equal the same number, this answer is correct.
Hope this helps =)
Answer:
3.44 pints of white paint
Step-by-step explanation:
3/5 x 8.6 = 5.16 pints
Clarissa uses 5.16 pints of blue paints
Subtract 5.16 from 8.6 to find out how many pints of white paint did Clarissa use.
8.6 - 5.16 = 3.44 pints of white paint
Answer:
0.1037
Step-by-step explanation:
(6C4 × 12C3)/18C7
3300/31824
275/2652 = 0.1037
You should also have a little money saved aside so that you can pay them the money you saved and then work for the rest of the money you need to pay off
sorry if im incorrect