<span>Look at the definition of multiplicative inverse. If two numbers are multiplicative inverses of each other, then by definition, their product will be equal to 1. And 1 is a positive number. If both numbers being multiplied are positive, then the result is positive. And of both numbers being multiplied are negative, then the result is still positive. But if one number is positive and the other is negative, then the result is negative. So if you want a positive result, then both numbers you're multiplying have to have the same sign. And since we want a result of 1 for multiplicative inverses and since 1 is positive, then the numbers being multiplied have to have the same sign.</span>
Answer:
73.3
Step-by-step explanation:
50mi/h * 5280ft/mi * 1h/3600s = 220/3 = 73.3 ft/s
3:4
6:8
9:12
if u either multiply or divide a number from one side, u must do the same calculation to the other side. hope that helps :)
Answer:
678
2
679
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of people: 5426
Capacity of table: 8
How many tables are full?
- Number of full tables= 5426/8= 678.25 so full part is 678
How many people are sitting at a table that is not full?
- 0.25 table= 8*0.25= 2 people are sitting at a table that is not full
or
How many tables are needed for all 5,426 people?
Answer:
30
Step-by-step explanation:
Look at the bottom line of the chart.
He sold 41 sides of French fries and 40 sides of onion rings.
41 + 40 = 81
Since he sold a total of 81 sides with bacon cheeseburgers, that means he sold a total of 81 bacon cheeseburgers.
We have a ratio:
81 bacon cheeseburgers to 40 sides of onion rings
Now he sold 120 bacon cheeseburgers, so we set up a proportion to find the number of sides of onion rings. Let the unknown number be x.
81 burgers is to 40 sides as 120 burgers is to x sides
81/40 = 120/x
We solve for x by cross multiplying.
81x = 40 * 120
81x = 4800
x = 4800/81 = 59.3
That means he serves 59 sides of onion rings.
Each serving of onion rings is half pound.
59 * 0.5 = 29.5
For 120 bacon cheeseburgers, he serves approximately 29.5 lb of onion rings.
Answer: 30