60/48
Both can be reduced by 12 to 5/4
So you can have 12 groups with 5 6th graders and 4 7th graders
<u><em>Answer:</em></u>
Section 1: 5.59%
Section 2: -2.16%
Section 3: -10.82%
Section 4: -6.54%
Section 5: -2.16%
Section 6: 7.86%
<u><em>Explanation:</em></u>
<u>The formula to calculate the percent change in mass is given as:</u>

<u>1- Section 1:</u>
Old mass = 7.83 g and New mass = 8.268 g
5.59%
<u>2- Section 2:</u>
Old mass = 7.4 g and New mass = 7.24 g
-2.16%
<u>3- Section 3:</u>
Old mass = 7.3 g and New mass = 6.51 g
-10.82%
<u>4- Section 4:</u>
Old mass = 7.49 g and New mass = 7.0 g
-6.54%
<u>5- Section 5:</u>
Old mass = 7.4 g and New mass = 7.24 g
-2.16%
<u>6- Section 6:</u>
Old mass = 7.89 g and New mass = 8.51 g
7.86%
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
See below.
Step-by-step explanation:
A. k = 50 * 3.6 = 180.
B. The equation is y = 180/x.
C. When x = 75, y = 180/75
= 2.4.
D. Checking C: 2.4 = 180/75 = 2.4. Correct
The answer is B hope this helps you.
Answer:
(-3,1) and (-8,6)
Step-by-step explanation:
Hey gabymcarrillo!
The solution is always the place where the two lines intersect.
Our first answer: go 3 left on the x- axis, and then go 1 up on the y- axis. This results in (-3,1)
Our second answer: go 8 left on the x- axis, then go 6 up on the y- axis. This results in (-8,6)
<em>Hope a helped, have a nice day!</em>
<em> -Aadi x</em>