The fraction 1/3 means 1 out of 3 equally divided parts, so 12 needs to be equally divided into 3 groups. Have students divide the 12 stars into 3 equal groups. Each of the 3 equally divided groups is 1/3 of the total. Thus, 1/3 of 12 is the number in 1group, or 4.
To understand the problem, let's first draw a free body diagram of the forces exerted by Judy and Ike on the truck. (Refer to the left side of the attachment).
To solve for the resultant, we just use the tip-to-tail method. This is illustrated on the right side of the attachment.
We can see that the tip-to-tail method forms a right triangle thus we can just apply the Pythagorean theorem in solving for Ike's force.



ANSWER: Ike must pull the truck with a force of 16.0 N.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The equation which can convert the temperature from degree Celsius into degree Fahrenheit is given as under

We can solve it further for F as



Dividing both sides by 5 we get


Now substituting values of C in this equation will give us the corresponding values of F
Ex : C=1



Hence 1 degree Celsius is
degree Fahrenheit
A discontinuity is a point that cannot exist because the x-coordinate would cause a problem in the equation. If you have a polynomial in the denominator, you must find which values of x would cause the polynomial in the denominator to evaluate to zero. Since division by zero is undefined, that would cause a discontinuity.
Let's look at your function.


is in the numerator. It is defined for every value of x. There is no problem there.

is in the denominator. This is a function defined for every value of x, but since it is in the denominator, we must exclude the x-value that would cause this polynomial to evaluate to zero.
We set it equal to zero and solve the equation for x.



For x = 0, the denominator has a value of zero, so at this point there is a discontinuity in function f(x).
The answer is:
ticket sale on Saturday night is triple the ticket sale on Friday night.
Therefore
ticket sales on Saturday night = 3 x 12425 = 37275
Then
ticket sales for both nights = 12425 + 37275 = 49700
A ticket costs 35.
Let the number of people that attended the carnival on both nights be n.
Then, we have

Therefore 1420 people attended the carnival on both nights