Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
3/5 + 7/10
We did not get a common denominator
He added the numerators and got 10/10 = 1
He should get a common denominator
3/5 * 2/2 + 7/10
6/10 + 7/10
13/10
10/10 + 3/10
1 3/10 miles
Answer:
His mistake was adding the numerators together without converting the fractions to have a common denominator
Step-by-step explanation:
3/5 + 7/10
convert fractions to have common denominator
6/10 + 7/10 = 13/10
convert improper fraction to mixed number
1 3/10
He ran a total of 1.3 miles
Answer:
Pine board side = 16.4 ft
Steel fencing side = 57.5 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Let 'B' be the length of each side constructed of pine boards, and 'S' be the length of the side with the steel fencing, the area (A) and cost (C) functions are:
The value of S for which the derivate of the cost function is zero, minimizes cost:
The value of B is:
Pine board side = 16.4 ft
Steel fencing side = 57.5 ft
To minimize the construction costs for the enclosure, the dimensions should be calculated using the calculus optimization technique. By incorporating the cost and area requirements into calculated equations and solving, you will find x = 2 times y. This is how you minimize the cost.
This problem involves the application of calculus and optimization techniques. Given that the area of the enclosure needs to be 945 ft2, and that it is adjacent to an external wall of the department store, we can infer that its shape is rectangular.
Let the width of the enclosure parallel to the department store be x (feet), and its length perpendicular to the store be y (feet). According to the area requirement, we have the equation x*y = 945 ft2.
The cost of the enclosure is the sum of the cost of the pine board fences and the steel fence. Since 2 sides are made of pine boards, and 1 side made of steel, the cost can be expressed as C = 2xy p + y s, where 'p' is the cost of pine board per foot ($7), and 's' is the cost of steel per foot ($4).
Since we are looking for the minimum cost, we derive this equation and set it equal to zero to find the dimensions x and y. After substituting and simplifying, we find that the minimum cost is obtained when x = 2 y. By substituting this into the area equation, we can solve for the dimensions of the enclosure.
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Answer:125.6 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
diameter=40 feet
π=3.14
Circumference= π x diameter
Circumference=3.14 x 40
Circumference=125.6
Answer:
The measure of angle CED is 58˚
Step-by-step explanation:
CED + AED = 180˚ (straight line)
AED = 122˚ (given)
CED + (122˚) = 180˚ (substitute)
CED = 58˚ (subtract 122˚ from both sides)
as the angle is on a straight line so it is equal to 180°so subtract 122 from 180
Answer:x=13
Step-by-step explanation:
Since they are both corresponding angles you can create the equation
5x+21=86
Subtract 21 from each side
5x=65
Divide each side by 5
X=13
Answer:
Therefore, the solution is:
Step-by-step explanation:
We calculate the given integral. We use the substitution t = 7x.
Therefore, the solution is:
Minor point: the quadrilateral is STWR, not STRW. Vertices are named in order.
The measure of angle T is half the measure of arc WRS. The measure of angle R is half the measure of arc STW. The sum of the measures of the two arcs is the measure of a circle, 360°, so you have
... T + R = (WRS)/2 + (STW)/2
... ... = (WRS + STW)/2
... ... = 360°/2 = 180°
Since the sum of T and R is 180°, they are supplementary.