Answer:
A could represent the volume of a full bottle of the hot sauce.
Step-by-step explanation:
If we say that a full bottle of hot sauce is 100 ml, 90% of that would be 90ml, meaning that <em>x</em> is 90ml.
In this scenario, (10/9)x would equal 100ml, so it has to be the answer.
Answer:
Hope this isn't too late. The Answer Is D.
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph line becomes dotted when the inequality is less than or greater than, never less than or equal to./ greater than or equal to. This leaves to choices: B and D. D is the correct answer because the way the shading is going. because the shading is going up that means that the inequality is greater than.
Converting a decimal to a mixed number is very simple when you get the hang of it. Since 8 is before the decimal, that is your number in the mixed number. For the fraction part, it's 77/100. The denominator is 100 because when you count the decimal places, it goes to hundredths. 77/100 is already in simplest form, so your final answer is 8 77/100.
Answer:
F = 8.48 x 
N
Step-by-step explanation:
The force on an electron in a magnetic field can be determined by;
F = qvB Sin θ
where: e is the electron, v is its velocity, B is the measure of the magnetic field, and θ is the angle of its path.
Thus,
q = -1.6 x 
C
v = 106 m/s
B = 0.5 T
θ = 
So that,
F = 1.6 x x 106 x 0.5
= 8.48 x N
The force on the electron crossing the uniform magnetic field is 8.48 x N.
When you read this, you immediately get this feeling that the answer is
(1 and 3/4) times (5) . The only problem is that it's kind of messy to
try and do the multiplication with (1 and 3/4) in that form, so it's a lot
easier if you change it to a different form ... you don't change the value
of the number, you just write it differently.
In place of (1 and 3/4), you could use 1.75 , or you could use 7/4 .
They're both exactly the same amount as (1 and 3/4), but they look
different, and they're easier to work with.
Since the problem wants the answer as a fraction or mixed number,
let's use 7/4 in place of (1 and 3/4).
OK. Five bags were used on Thursday, and (7/4) of that many were used
on Friday.
(7/4) x (5 bags) = <u>35/4</u> bags . . . . . That's the improper fraction.
The mixed number is (<u>8 and 3/4</u>) bags.
