Yes.
8 + 1 + 1 = 10, so there are 10 parts to the ratio.
3.5 litres divided by 10 would mean that each part of the ratio is worth 0.35 litres.
The colour is worth 8 parts of the ratio. 0.35 litres multiplied by 8 would give 2.8 litres, meaning 2.8 litres of colour are required.
Fiona has 2.9 litres of colour, which is more than enough to make 3.5 litres of paint mix.
<span>You are given a rectangular picture measuring 8 inches by 7 inches. Also, Alistair wants this to be framed and that the total area is 34 square inches. The width of the frame is x inches. To solve the dimension of the frame with value of x we have:
We have to assume that x here will be equal to all sides of the frame and so, using the area of the rectangle, we can model the equation like this:
A = LW (where A is the area, L is the length and W is the width)
36 = (8 - x)(7 - x)
36 = 56 - 8x - 7x + x</span>²
<span>x</span>² - 15x +20 = 0 → model of our equation and in quadratic form
x² - 15x + 20 = 0
using a calculator, x = 1.48 inches
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3.Use the equation you created in part A to find the width of the picture frame</span>
Step-by-step explanation:
1.) Plug in one of the points.
y = 8x + b
6 = 8(4) + b
2.) Solve for b (or [?])
32 cancels out on the right side.
Subtract 32 from 6, which is -26
3.) -26 = b
4.) Check with other point:
-2 = 8(3) + b
-2 = 24 + b
Cancel out 24 on the right side: 24-24 = 0
-2 - 24 = -26
-26 = b
Answer:
FALSE
Step-by-step explanation:
A repeating decimal is a rational number.
0.3333(repeating) = 1/3
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A <em>non</em>-repeating infinite decimal is an irrational number. √2 and π are examples of such numbers.
