Answer:
The expression for temperature is already in vertex form: T=a(d−d subscript 0)^2+T subscript 0. The vertex of this quadratic function occurs at (15,20).
Answer:
Washington was nervous about the school succeeding.
Explanation:
From the excerpt, the detail about the early days of a Tuskegee normal school that appears only in this autobiography is "Washington was nervous about the school succeeding."
This is evident when Washington stated that about three months after the school was opened they were having the GREATEST ANXIETY about their work. This implies that Washington and other staff were NERVOUS about the success of the school.
Option C "the original school burned down after it was opened" is not correct and there was nothing like that in that excerpt.
Option D "Washington wanted students to build the new school" is not correct either.
Option B " The school was moved to the site of an old plantation" was closer but not correct either. This is because it is not stated whether the school was eventually moved to the location. It was only stated that the location is what they wanted
Answer: Its C - For example, it takes years—not days—of practice to become a talented pianist.
Explanation:
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Answer:
In order to use all the paint in a paint mixture in the same ratio of 1:5, the painter needs 2.4 ounces of paint thinner
Explanation:
The given parameters are;
The number of parts of thinner used to create 5 parts of paint mixture = 1 part
The amount of paint the painter has = 12 ounces
The amount of thinner is given by the relation;
Ratio of thinner to paint mixture = 1:5
Which gives, 1 part of thinner is required for 5 parts of paint mixture
1/5 parts of thinner is required for 1 part of paint mixture
Therefore, 12/5 or 2.4 parts of thinner will be required for 12 parts of paint mixture
Which gives;
2.4 ounces of thinner will be required for 12 ounces of paint mixture
Therefore, in order to use all the paint in a paint mixture in the same ratio of 1:5, the painter needs 2.4 ounces of thinner.
