To find the perimeter of this blue figure, add together the shown lengths of the six sides.
The three measurements on the top have the LCD 4, so we combine 14 3/4, 4 2/4 and 8 2/4. The sum is 26 7/4, or 27 3/4, or 27.75.
The three measurements on the bottom share the LCD 5, so we can immediately combine them, obtaining 32 8/5, or 33 3/5, or 33.60.
Combining 27.75 and 33.60 results in 61.35, or 61 35/100, or 61 7/20.
The perimeter of the given figure is 61 7/20.
The independent variable (the one they want) is the # of hours worked, since that determines the price.
All the other answers contain information not included in the problem
(-3/4m) -(1/2)=2+(1/4m)
-(1/2)=2+m
m= -3/2
Answer:
9
Step-by-step explanation:
For this problem, you would use the GCF
Find the GCF of 45, 81, 63
GCF(45, 81, 63) = 9
45 = 9 * 5
81 = 9 *9
63= 9 * 7
Since 5, 9, 7 have no common factors, the GCF has to be 9.
This means that the greatest number of plants he can put in each row is 9.
The number of rows he uses for each plant will (obviously) vary.
