A worker at a cabinet shop is cutting out pieces of wood for a dresser. He needs pieces that are 4 1/4inches long. Each saw cut
wastes 1/8 inch of wood. The board he has is 7 feet long. How many pieces can he make from this board?
1 answer:
Answer: he will be able to make 19 full pieces
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Start off by making 7 feet into 84 inches so the measurements can match.
2. Add 4/14 inches and the 1/8 a inch together so you know how much is being taken off 84 inches. The amount will be 35/8 inches.
3. Divide 84 inches by 35/8 inches = 19 1/5
4. The whole number of the answer will be how many boards you can make from the board.
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B
Explanation: idk i just want pts
Savings and Loan Institutions.
X>Y
X=7Y
3X=7+4Y
X=?
Y=?
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3*7=7+4Y
21Y=7+4Y
21Y-4Y=7
17Y=7
Y=7/17
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X=7*7/17
X=49/17
Answer:
P(A) = 0.57 (to the nearest hundredth)
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 7 letters in total
4 of them are the letter A
⇒ P(A) = 4/7
= 0.5714285714...
= 0.57 (to the nearest hundredth)
3y = y + 50
2y = 50
y = 25
ANGLE B
3(25)
75
ANGLE G
25 + 50
75
