Answer:
5 5/11 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
So, there is a trick to doing this.
You would first need to get their work rate into the same measurements.
That's why we will find out how much they each work in one hour.
Tommy does 1/12 of the work in one hour while Robert does 1/10.
Here we can add them both up to make 11/60.
They finish 11/60 of the work in one hour.
They finish the job in 5 5/11 hours.
16+ 44 so I =60 hdndmoaoaoajebdbvdjjssksk
16^2 is 16•16 so x would equal 256
answer:
△JKI ≅ △CED
step-by-step explanation:
- like i mentioned before, they look similar and fulfill the SSS triangle theorem (this time's the theorem is different only)
A tessellation has no A) gaps or overlaps, as a tessellation is all about repeated figures, which can be translated onto other figures, this produces a pattern.<span />
