We have 60 gallons of 20% antifreeze.
How much 70% antifreeze do we add to get 60% antifreeze?
We'll make "x" the gallons of 70% we must add.
.20 * 60 + .70 x = .60 * (60 + x)
12 + .70x = 36 + .60x
.10x = 24
x = 240 gallons of 70% antifreeze.
Source
1728.com/mixture.htm (see example B)
Answer:
A =63.585 in^2
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of a circle is found by
A = pi r^2
A = pi (4.5)^2
A = pi(20.25)
We can approximate pi by 3.14
A = (3.14) (20.25)
A =63.585 in^2
The answer would be (-1,-6). Remember that the x-axis runs left to right and the y-axis runs up and down. Therefore, if you were to reflect it, just picture it being flipped over. If you go from (-1,+6) and you reflect it over the x-axis, both points are now in the bottom left quadrant where everything is negative. So, you get (-1,-6) The -1 doesn't change since it was already a -x value before and stayed in a negative area.
About 12 would be the correct answer i may be wrong but i worked it out and got that idk how but i did
