Answer:
16/15 or 1 1/15
Step-by-step explanation:
How many solutions does the equation have?
1/2x+6=1/4(2x−24)
The equation has
one solution
no solution.
infinitely many solutions.
two solutions.
Answer:
It has zero solutions since its a contradiction
Answer:
No Solution
Step-by-step explanation:
1/2x+6=1/4(2x-24)
Distribute numbers in parenthesis
1/2x+6=1/2x-6
When you try to move both of the x's to the same side, you are left with 0x
6≠-6
Therefore no solution
can someone pls help with this 20p + brainlyest
HELP IF YOUR RLLY GOOD AT MATH PLS
Answer:
The right answer is: "No because there is a lot of variability in the language arts book data."
Step-by-step explanation:
100 points!!!!!!!!!!
A community has an empty field ready for development and plans to place a playground in the center. A model of the plan for the project is shown. A large rectangle with dimensions of 21 feet by 36 feet. Inside it is a smaller rectangle with dimensions of 15 feet by 12 feet. How much area is left for development in the field outside the playground? 756 ft2 576 ft2 288 ft2 180 ft2
Answer:
576 ft²
Step-by-step explanation:
Large rectangle:
21·36=756
Smaller rectangle:
15·12=180
Find leftover area:
756-180
=576 ft²
Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
The area that is left for development in the field outside the playground is 576 ft².
Step-by-step explanation:
To calculate the area left for development in the field outside the playground, we need to subtract the area of the smaller rectangle from the area of the larger rectangle.
The area of a rectangle is the product of its width and length:
\(\boxed{\sf Area\;of\;a\;rectangle=width \times length}\)
The dimensions of the larger rectangle are:
width = 21 ftlength = 36 ftThe dimensions of the smaller rectangle are:
width = 15 ftlength = 12 ftTherefore, the development area can be calculated as follows:
\(\begin{aligned}\sf Development \;area&=\sf Area_{large\;rectangle}-Area_{small\;rectangle}\\\\&=(21 \times 36)-(15 \times 12)\\\\&=756-180\\\\&=576\; \sf ft^2\end{aligned}\)
Therefore, the area that is left for development in the field outside the playground is 576 ft².
I have 60% on my iPad and my brother has 90% on his how much more percentage I need as a fraction.
Answer:
1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
just convert it?
3/10
Step-by-step explanation:
60% is the same as 60/100
90% is the same as 90/100
90-60=30
30/100
30/100 is divided by 10 on each side to simplify it to 3/10
Help!!! I struggle at these kinds of things, will mark as brainliest if both answers are solved!! Tysm!
Answer:
-56
-0.3
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
if they didnt give what x is you just do the numbers but since you cant take 78 from 7 i cant answer that one
Step-by-step explanation:
PLEASE HELP IMMEDIATELY
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's first swing the 1 over to the other side.
-3x<=6
Then, we multiply both sides by -3, switching the direction of the sign.
x>=-2
Because this is greater or equal to, this is a closed circle pointing right.
Therefore, the answer is C
Feel free to tell me if I did anything wrong! :)
No explanation needed, just the answers for 1 to 4 please!
Both circumference and area for all problems!
Answer:
C=31.4cm , A=78.5cm²C=50.24mi. A=200.96mi.²C=25.12in. A=50.24in.²C=37.68Km A=113.04Km²Step-by-step explanation:
C=2 \(\pi\) x r
so for c you times 2 \(\pi\) by your radius
Area is \(\pi\) times diameter (diameter is two times your radius)
Hope this helps...]
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The information below for two pay-as-you-go cell phone companies is given
On Call - 3.5 hours: $10
Talk Time - 1/2 hour:$1.25
a.) what is the unit rate in dollars for each company?
b.) Which company offers the best deal?
c.) Another company offers a rate of $0.05 per minute. How would you find the unit rate per hour?
Answer:
a) On Call: $2.86/hour
Talk Time: $2.50/hour
b) Talk Time offers the best deal.
c) $3/hour
Multiply 0.05 by 60 because there are 60 minutes in an hour.
Step-by-step explanation:
a) On Call: 10/3.5=2.86
Talk Time: 1.25/0.5=2.50
b) On Call>Talk Time
Talk Time offers the best deal.
c) 0.05x60=3
Multiply 0.05 by 60 because there are 60 minutes in an hour.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
One company wants $10 per 3.5 hours, so they want 10 / 3.5 ≈ 2,86 dollars per hour (after rounding to the closest hundreths).
Second company wants $1.25 per half an hour, so they want 2 * 1,25 = 2,50 dollars per hour.
The unit rate is 2,86:2,50
Translate the sentence into an equation.
Nine times the sum of a number and 6 equals 8.
Use the variable w for the unknown number.
Answer:
9 x w + 6 = 8
Step-by-step explanation:
Describe and correct the error in solving the equation. Solve the equation algebraically in the "Show Your Work" box. Put your final answer in the space below. Check your solution.
Answer:
You have to multiply both sides by 9 instead of just the left side
X = 27
Step-by-step explanation:
x/9 = 3
9 * x/9 = 3 * 9
X = 27
(-12) FROM I5=
INTEGERS
Answer:3
Explanation: For this question the answer sign will be positive so -12+15=15-12 which can be broken into 10-10=0 and 5-2=3 so the answer is 3
If the radius of a circle is 14 ft, then the diameter of the circle is _____.
42 ft
28 ft
87.92 ft
7 ft
Write an expression equivalent to `m+m+m+m` that is a product of a coefficient and a variable. Please include an explanation!
Answer:
4m
Step-by-step explanation:
it would be 4m because there are four different copies and the variable being used originally is 'm'. therefore, we can move it around and since addition is basically the longer version of multiplication, we would correct this to 4m.
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How would I solve this?
Which proportion represents the problem below?
15 is what percent of 46?
HELP
please help me with all the 5 questions?
i will give you the "brainliest" if it is correct
Answer:
B and D
Step-by-step explanation:
A: (5/6) x 13 = 0.883 x 13 = 10.833 which is less than 13
----> B: 4 x 13 = 52 which is greater than 13
C: (3/4) x 13 = .75 x 13 = 9.75 which is less than 13
----> D: (10/10) x 13 = 1 x 13 = 13 which is equal to 13
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2. A and C
3. D
4. D
5. A
Answer:
1. B and D
2. A and C
3. 1/2 x 2,175
4. 54,811 x 2/4
5. Beth sold half the copies Rodney sold.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. 10/10 is the same as 1 so the eqaution 1 x 13 is equal to 13.
2. 1/2 is the same as saying half, so we know that will be less. 1/4 is one fourth so that will also be less.
3. Again, it will be half of 2,175 so we know that's less.
4. Still with the same theme as the other questions it will be half of 54,811.
5. Once again, 1/2 is 50% as I'm sure you know. Meaning she sold half the copies.
PLEASE let me know if that helped or didn't make sense at all.
x+10=1/3(5x+10)
How do you solve this equation?
Answer:
x = 10
Step-by-step explanation:
First, subtract 10 from both sides
Next, Simplify
Then, subtract 5/3x from both sides
After, simplify
Lastly, multiply both sides by 3
Then finally simplify for your final answer of x = 10
Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
x = 10
Step-by-step explanation:
x + 10 = 1/3(5x + 10)
x + 10 = 5/3x + 10/3
3x + 30 = 5x + 10
20 = 2x
10 = x
If I had 3 apples and i gave 1 away how many would I have?
Answer:
Step: You have 3 apples a black guy comes and steal 1 you would now have 2 cause you can’t catch a black man
An image of a rhombus is shown.
a rhombus with a base of 18 centimeters and a height of 15.5 centimeters
What is the area of the rhombus?
16.75 cm2
33.5 cm2
139.5 cm2
279 cm2
Formula used,
Area of rhombus = Base × height
Substituting the values,
\( \longrightarrow\)Area = 18 × 15.5
\( \longrightarrow\) Area = 279 cm²
Therefore, 279 cm² is the area of the rhombus .
Answer:
D) 279 cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of a rhombus formula:
\(A=bh\)
This formula is also used for squares and rectangles.
So, we can substitute in our values such as:
A=(18)(15.5)
simplify
A=279
Now, add our label and units:
A=279 cm²
Hope this helps! :)
What is the theme of the story? How is it revealed by the actions of the characters? Use details from the story to support your response.
Frabjous Day
Everyone at our lunch table was silent; our small world had been rocked to the core. Derrick, president of the computer chess club stared at his lunch tray as if it held some sort of threatening, inedible concoction from another planet. Laurel, the leader of my literary discussion group, was pale, looking as though she were coming down with some nasty illness. We had just learned that Frabjous Day, the best and only bookstore in our small town might have to close. Business was just too slow. (The charming name, of course, was from Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem "Jabberwocky.") People were purchasing books online or downloading them to their e-readers. No one seemed interested in a real bookstore anymore. This impacted us not only because our groups met at Frabjous Day, but also because we believed that the bookstore added value to life and the community.
"We need to save Frabjous Day, and we have to get all our classmates involved in the effort," Laurel said, breaking the painful silence. She was right, but the obstacles in our way made climbing Mt. Everest look like a walk in the park. We represented just a few people at our school, and we had no idea how to reach everyone.
"My brother is always quoting his basketball coach," Derrick said, "One word that keeps coming up is 'strategy.' Maybe that's what we need: a unique strategy to get everyone to recognize the value of Frabjous Day and become involved in the store."
I admired the idea immediately. Come to think of it, my literary group had recently read a classical book on strategy called The Book of Five Rings. It was written in the 1600s by a Japanese swordsman, and it describes the necessity of discipline, perception, and outthinking your opponent. I remembered a quote about there being more than one path to the mountaintop, which seemed appropriate.
After several days, we had developed a plan. First we talked with our principal and then with the owner of Frabjous Day. Finally, we set up a big display at school under the banner STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS. We exhibited books like the Five Rings and a book written by a championship-winning basketball coach. We had a book of political writings by Gandhi and another on effective environmental conservation. I personally selected biographies of successful people, including a biography on a fabulously successful actress. We had a big sign that read: "Build strategies for succeeding at what you love! Visit Frabjous Day this afternoon after school. You'll learn a lot and enjoy free sandwiches and cookies." Laurel thought of that last part because, after all, food always brings people together.
Crowds of students turned up that afternoon. We knew we needed them to actively commit to saving the store. Derrick, a master at chess strategy, devised a personalized group approach for the athletes. He showed students how to play a computerized strategy game, explaining how to use the idea on a personal or athletic level. Under a sign reading "Have a blind date with a book," Laurel set up a display of books covered in brown paper, with a brief handwritten description of the contents that was purposefully vague, yet very enticing. I invited a TV personality who grew up in our town. Everyone wanted to meet a real celebrity! Even better, people got excited about helping each other and the bookstore.
Our local librarian, Mr. Chung, contributed the best idea of all. His college roommate had been the now famous guitarist and singer Joel J. Mr. Chung and Joel were also best friends with Cecily Armstrong, whose latest mystery novel was on the best-seller list. Mr. Chung printed out raffle tickets to be given with each book sold. At the end of the year, some lucky winner would have his or her name in an original Joel J song lyric. Another lucky winner would be a character in Ms. Armstrong's next novel. The raffle was a huge success. There was no doubt that Frabjous Day was going to have many frabjous days ahead.
Ben is taking a typing class, and the following line graph represents the number of words per minute he was able to type each week. According to the graph, Ben was able to type ten more words in the fourth week than in the second week.
True
False
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation: you guys are wrong on all of this
Which expression is equivalent to 16. 8−18. 6
A. 18. 6-16. 8
B. 16. 8-(-18. 6)
C. -18. 6+(-16. 8)
D. 16. 8+(-18. 6)
Answer: Answer is D
Step-by-step explanation:
How do you multiply and divide integers and rational numbers?
Find all possible values of a such that ax² + (2a + 2)x + a + 3 = 0 has two roots and the distance between them on the number line is greater than 1.
Answer:
\(-2\sqrt{2}-2 < a < 2\sqrt{2}-2,\;\;a\neq0\)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given quadratic equation:
\(ax^2 + (2a + 2)x + a + 3 = 0\)
To find the possible values of "a" such that the given equation has two roots and the distance between them on the number line is greater than 1, use the quadratic formula.
\(\boxed{\begin{minipage}{4 cm}\underline{Quadratic Formula}\\\\$x=\dfrac{-b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}$\\\\when $ax^2+bx+c=0$ \\\end{minipage}}\)
Comparing the coefficients:
\(a = a\)\(b = (2a + 2)\)\(c = (a + 3)\)Substitute the coefficients into the quadratic formula:
\(x=\dfrac{-(2a+2) \pm \sqrt{(2a+2)^2-4a(a + 3)}}{2a}\)
Simplify the discriminant (the part under the square root sign):
\(x=\dfrac{-(2a+2) \pm \sqrt{-4a+4}}{2a}\)
Factor out 4 from the discriminant:
\(x=\dfrac{-(2a+2) \pm \sqrt{4(-a+1)}}{2a}\)
\(\textsf{Apply the radical rule:} \quad \sqrt{ab}=\sqrt{a}\sqrt{b}\)
\(x=\dfrac{-(2a+2) \pm \sqrt{4}\sqrt{-a+1}}{2a}\)
Therefore:
\(x=\dfrac{-(2a+2) \pm 2\sqrt{-a+1}}{2a}\)
Factor out the common term 2:
\(x=\dfrac{-(a+1)\pm \sqrt{-a+1}}{a}\)
Therefore, the two solutions are:
\(x=\dfrac{-a-1+\sqrt{-a+1}}{a},\;\;x=-\dfrac{a+1+\sqrt{-a+1}}{a}\)
As both solutions have "a" as their denominator, a ≠ 0.
Note: When substituting a = 0 into the original equation, we are left with a linear equation, which only has one root. Therefore, this confirms that a ≠ 0.
Now we have found expressions for the two roots, we can set the distance between them to greater than 1:
\(\dfrac{-a-1+\sqrt{-a+1}}{a}-\left(-\dfrac{a+1+\sqrt{-a+1}}{a}\right) > \:1\)
\(\dfrac{-a-1+\sqrt{-a+1}}{a}+\dfrac{a+1+\sqrt{-a+1}}{a} > \:1\)
Simplify:
\(\begin{aligned}\dfrac{-a-1+\sqrt{-a+1}+a+1+\sqrt{-a+1}}{a}& > 1\\\\\dfrac{2\sqrt{-a+1}}{a}& > 1\\\\2\sqrt{-a+1}& > a\\\\(2\sqrt{-a+1})^2& > a^2\\\\4(-a+1)& > a^2\\\\-4a+4& > a^2\\\\a^2+4a-4& < 0\\\\(a+2)^2-8& < 0\\\\(a+2)^2& < 8\end{aligned}\)
\(\textsf{For\;\;$u^n < a$,\;\;if\;$n$\;is\;even\;then\;\;$-\sqrt[n]{a} < u < \sqrt[n]{a}|$:}\)
\(-\sqrt{8} < a+2 < \sqrt{8}\)
Therefore:
\(-\sqrt{8} -2 < a < \sqrt{8}-2\)
\(-2\sqrt{2}-2 < a < 2\sqrt{2}-2\)
So the possible values of "a" such that ax² + (2a + 2)x + a + 3 = 0 has two roots and the distance between them on the number line is greater than 1 are:
\(\large{\boxed{-2\sqrt{2}-2 < a < 2\sqrt{2}-2,\;\;a\neq0}\)
The base of this pyramid is a rectangle. How many congruent faces does this pyramid have?
The pyramid has 4 congruent faces.
The pyramid has 5 congruent faces.
The pyramid has 1 pair of congruent faces.
The pyramid has 2 pairs of congruent faces.
Answer: The Pyramid has 2 pairs of congruent faces
Step-by-step explanation:
The explanation of congruent is the face has the same shape and same size. On rectangle pyramid, the height triangle are 2 same faces and 2 same faces, so it has 2 pairs of congruent faces
The multiplicative inverse of -⅚ is
Answer: -6/5
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiplicative inverse simply is another word for 'reciprocal'.
A reciprocal is the fraction upside down, or inverted.
Knowing this, let's convert -5/6.
-5/6 becomes -6/5, and you don't do anything about the negative sign.
Answer: -6/5
Step-by-step explanation:
u just get the reciprocal
What is the simplified form of 3√7 - 5√7? A. -2√7 B. 2√7 C. -√14 D. 15√7
After a sequence of transformations involving reflections, rotations, and translations, can someone explain why the final image is congruent?
Answer: It's congruent because translations, rotations, and reflections only move the shape's location and do not change the shape itself. A rotation changes the shape's position by rotating it around a specific point, but that shape is still the same. Reflections only mirror the shape, so while it will look inverted, it is still the same shape. Translations Only move a shape up or down along the y-axis or laft and right along the x-axis. Congruence essentially means that the shape has the same form and dimensions, not the exact location.
Brad has 42 toy cars that he puts into 3 equal groups.
How many cars does Brad have in each group?