Answer: Lonnie’s Jump
Step-by-step explanation:
(They just <em>had</em> to give three names that all started with L.)
Since Lenny's jump is ⅔ times the length of Lainey’s, we can tell that Lenny's jump won't be the longest because it is already smaller than Lainey's.
Since Lenny is now out of the picture, let us look at Lonnie and Lainey. Lonnie’s jump is 1 ⅓ times the length of Lainey’s. Since Lonnie's jump is longer than Laniey's, Lonnie's jump is the longest jump.
Answer:
I pick a , and e
Step-by-step explanation:
a - Proportional relationship maybe because the line is slanted and the first dot is on 0 then it moves five up and if it keeps going on it would end up like a multiplication chart of the 5
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e - x on the line is 2 , y is 5 because graph 2 then moves up five times which will result to (x 2,y 5)
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Step-by-step explanation:
If x is the volume of the first tank, and y is the volume of the second tank, then:
x + y = 55
x = 2y + 4
Solve the system of equations using either substitution or elimination. Using substitution:
2y + 4 + y = 55
3y + 4 = 55
3y = 51
y = 17
Solve for x using either equation.
x + 17 = 55
x = 38
The first tank holds 38 gallons, and the second tank holds 17 gallons.
Answer:
2/3<9/10; I used 3/4 as a benchmark.
Step-by-step explanation:
2/3<1/2; I used 1/2 as a benchmark.
2/3 = 0.(20/3) = 0.667
1/2 = 0.(10/2) = 0.5
So this is wrong, as 0.667 > 0.5.
1/2=3/5; I used 1/4 as a benchmark.
1/2 = 0.(10/2) = 0.5
3/5 = 0.(30/5) = 0.6
0.5 != 0.6, so this is wrong.
2/3<9/10; I used 3/4 as a benchmark.
2/3 = 0.(20/3) = 0.667
9/10 = 0.(90/10) = 0.9
So this is correct, as 0.667 < 0.9
3/4<2/3; I used 1/2 as a benchmark.
3/4 = 0.(30/4) = 0.75
2/3 = 0.(20/3) = 0.667
0.75 > 0.667, so this is wrong.
