MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

Charlie's hot tub holds 9,216 liters. If he wanted to fill his hot tub using a 9-liter bucket, how many full buckets would he have to use?

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Answer 1

Answer:

Answer:

1024

Step-by-step explanation:

9216/9=1024

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Find the surface area of a triangular prism that has the following dimensions. Use the formula SA = 2 B + Ph . B = 84 mm 2 P = 56 mm h = 5 mm

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The fraction F below is an extended fraction. What simple fraction in lowest terms is equal to F?

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I was really scared when I first looked at this ... I thought it was gonna
keep going to infinity, and I don't know how to handle those.

But this fraction only has 2 or 3 levels to it, so I think we can do it without
too much trouble.

The secret is: You definitely have to start at the bottom and work
your way up.

-- See the bottom level ? It's 2 + 1/3 .
-- Change that number all to an improper fraction, and it's 7/3 .

The reason I want to do that is because it's the denominator of the
next fraction up, and that fraction is (1 over it).

-- The denominator of the next fraction up is 7/3, so 1 over it is just 3/7.

-- Now, before we go up to the top level, it looks like we're supposed to
add the big black ' 1 ' to where we are now ... to the 3/7 .

' 1 ' = 7/7 . Add that to the 3/7, and we have 10/7 .

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Farmer Brown has cows and ducks. There is a total of 148 "feet." Figure out how many of each Farmer Brown has. Could someone help me with this question.

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Answer:

See explanation

Step-by-step explanation:

Let c be the number of cows and d be the number of ducks.

c cows have 4c feet, d ducks have 2d feet. In total, c cows and d ducks have

4c + 2d = 148 feet.

Divide it by 2:

2c + d = 74.

This gives us that the number of ducks is even and cannot be 0 (because farmer Brwn has ducks). The minimum possible number of ducks is 2, so the maximum possible number of cows is 36.

All possible answers:

Ducks Cows

2 36

4 35

6 34

8 33

10 32

12 31

14 30

16 29

18 28

20 27

22 26

24 25

26 24

28 23

30 22

32 21

34 20

36 19

38 18

40 17

42 16

44 15

46 14

48 13

50 12

52 11

54 10

56 9

58 8

60 7

62 6

64 5

66 4

68 3

70 2

72 1

Solve the word problem. The formula d = rt gives the distance traveled in time t at rate r. A delivery truck drives for 1.5 hours and travels 76 miles.

What was the average speed of the truck?

A.
38 miles per hour

B.
50.7 miles per hour

C.
74.5 miles per hour

D.
114 miles per hour