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Cual es el valor de x en
5x+5=3x+27

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11 is the value of x. hope this helps you

Please help me I’ve been stuck for hours

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Answer/Step-by-step explanation:

Given that a and b are two corresponding sides of two similar figures, it follows that the ratio of their areas = a²/b².

We would use the above knowledge to solve the questions given as follows:

✔️The first pair similar of shapes:

Missing area = x cm²

Therefore,

x/9 = 8²/4²

x/9 = 64/16

x/9 = 4

Cross multiply

x = 4 × 9

x = 36 cm²

✔️The second pair similar of shapes:

Missing area = x cm²

Therefore,

x/240 = 8²/32²

x/240 = 64/1,024

Cross multiply

x*1,024 = 64*240

x*1,024 = 15,360

Divide both sides by 1,024

x = 15,360/1,024

x = 15 cm²

✔️The third pair similar of shapes:

Missing area = x cm²

Therefore,

x/40 = 3²/2²

x/40 = 9/4

Cross multiply

x*4 = 9*40

x*4 = 360

Divide both sides by 4

x = 360/4

x = 90 cm²

Find the value of X.

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2+3x=62

3x=60

x=20

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Lydia and Adam are buildng a display of soup cans at the market where they work. the display is in the form of a square pyramid, with a base of 81 cans. They will continue making smaller layers until there is one can at the top. Adam is going to the stockroom to get the can they will need. a. How many layers will be in the display?

b. How many canse will Lydia and Adam use total?

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Answer:

(a). 9 layers

(b). 285

Step-by-step explanation:

In the question,

The Square Pyramid is needed to be made from the cans.

The base of the pyramid has = 81 cans

So,

Side of the Square = s

So,

s^(2)=81\ns = 9

Therefore, the number of cans on one side of the square base = 9 cans

So,

The number of cans will be reducing by 1 in each layer upto the point we are left with only 1 can in the top.

So,

1st layer = 9 cans

2nd layer = 8 cans

3rd layer = 7 cans

4th layer = 6 cans

5th layer = 5 cans

6th layer = 4 cans

7th layer = 3 cans

8th layer = 2 cans

9th layer = 1 can

Number of layers are = 9

(b).

Total number of cans used by Lydia and Adam will be,

Sum of number of cans in all the layers.

Number\,of\,cans=9^(2)+8^(2)+7^(2)+6^(2)+5^(2)+4^(2)+3^(2)+2^(2)+1^(2)\nNumber\,of\,cans=81+64+49+36+25+16+9+4+1\nNumber\,of\,cans=285

Therefore, the number of cans = 285

There are 5 strawberry boxes that are each filled with strawberries. Someone eats 5 of the strawberries. If each box holds a total of 18 strawberries, how many strawberries are left?

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Well, 18-5=13, so there are 13 strawberries left.
There are 13 strawberries left.

1/4 times 2 equals??

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Answer:

1/2

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:

1/2

Step-by-step explanation:

1/4 = 0.25 x 2 = 0.5 = 1/2
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