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jolli1 [7]
3 years ago
14

Can someone answer these for me i don't understand it

Mathematics
2 answers:
disa [49]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1. -25 - 16m

2. 13x + 14

6. -39 - 8h

7. -180c

Step-by-step explanation:

tiny-mole [99]3 years ago
4 0

Step-by-step explanation:

1.) 8(-3) + 8(-2m)

= -24 -16m

2.) 10x +14 + 3x

= 13x +14

6.) -7 -8h - 32

= -8h - 39

7.) -36c -45

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When r=0.2, m=0.016g

When m=0.25, r=0.5cm

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When m=11.664, r=1.8cm

Step-by-step explanation:

General outline of steps for proportionality problems:

  1. Identify the type or proportionality.
  2. Find the proportionality constant using a known input/output pair.
  3. Use the proportionality equation to find other unknowns.

<h3><u>Background on proportionality relationships</u></h3>

There are two main types of proportionality, "direct" and "inverse", and then there are modifications that can be made to them.  Several examples are listed below:

<u>Direct proportionality examples</u>

  • y is directly proportional to x:  y=kx
  • y is directly proportional to the square of x:  y=kx^2
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<u>Inverse proportionality examples</u>

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  • y is inversely proportional to the square of x:  y=\dfrac{k}{x^2}

In each case, irregardless of which type, the two quantities are related with some extra letter "k", called the proportionality constant.  Either way, the proportionality constant "k" is always in the numerator, and the quantity is either multiplied to or divided from the proportionality constant "k".

Notice that for direct proportionality, in each case, the equation always ends up as "k times" the quantity.

On the other hand, notice that for inverse proportionality, in each case, the equation always ends up as "k divided by" the quantity.

<h3><u>Step 1.  Identify the type or proportionality </u><u>(Setting up our proportionality equation)</u></h3>

The problem says "... the mass, <em>m</em> g, of a sphere is directly proportional to the cube of its radius, <em>r</em> cm...", so our equation will look like m=kr^3.

<h3><u>Step 2.  Finding the proportionality constant</u></h3>

To find the proportionality constant for our situation, one must know a full input/output pair.  Notice that in the 4th column, r=1.5 and m=6.75.

Substituting these values into our equation, we can find "k".

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<h3><u>Step 3. Finding the other inputs/outputs</u></h3>

Now that we know the proportionality constant for this situation, if we have either the input OR the output, we can solve for the other unknown.

<u>r=0.2</u>

m=2r^3

m=2(0.2)^3

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<u>m=0.25</u>

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