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Answer: C 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the formula: distance = rate x time
We can say that train 1 travels a distance of x, and train 2 travels a distance of 700 - x
The rate of train 1 is 75 mph, and the rate of train 2 is 100 mph
The time traveled for the two trains will be the same. We can represent that with the variable t.
We have the following equation for train 1:
x = 75t
For train 2, we have this equation:
700 - x = 100t
Use the Substitution Method by replacing x in the equation for train 2 with the value 75t.
700 - 75t = 100t
700 = 175t
700/175 = 4 hours.
It will take 4 hours for the two trains to meet.
Answer:
1. c
2. a
3. d
4. b
Step-by-step explanation:
For 1, use parchment paper for rotating it around the origin.
For 2, just make the y value positive.
For 3, add 13 to the y value.
For 4, use process of elimination with the answer choices.
(I know right, horrible explanation but you wanted the answers right?)
Volume is Length x width x height divided by 3. You have the length and the width. which equals 24. (6x4). The volume that is present is 72... the last thing you do in the equation is divide by three so multiply 72 by 3 and get 216. This is the LxWxH. Like I said before you have the L and the W, which is 24. You would divide 24 from 216. The Height is 9cm.
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Answer:</h2>
A) A net is a two-dimensional pattern for a solid.
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Step-by-step explanation:</h2>
In fact, a net is a two-dimensional pattern for a solid. But what is a solid? They are three-dimensional shapes. Prisms, cubes, pyramids, among others, are examples of solids. For example, the first figure below is a net because is a two dimensional patter for a pyramid which is shown in the second figure. As you can see, the first figure is a two-dimensional patter for this three-dimensional shape. Hence, by unfolding the pyramid we get the net or, in other word, by folding the net we get the pyramid.
