90 is one tenth of what?
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90 is a tenth of 900. You need ten 90's to make 900.
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Answer:
x = 0.5y^2 - 5.
Step-by-step explanation:
2x=y^2-10
Divide both sides by 2:
x = 0.5y^2 - 5
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Step-by-step explanation:
x = 0.5y^2 - 5
the vertex is : (-5 , 0)
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the number 3 is a factor of 21
the factor it willl be 3 people if you mutiple by 7 you will get 21
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its 1 because when multiplying a whole number and a fraction you just take the fraction of the whole number ex. 8 x 7/8 = 1 and 10 x 1/2= 5
Work out 3/4 of 7kg
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easy
f(n)=5-2n
f(4)=5-2(4)
f(4)=5-8
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3/4 of 7kg=3/4 times 7kg=21/4kg=5 and 1/4kg
f(n)=5-2n
f(4)=5-2(4)
f(4)=5-8
f(4)=-3
-3 is 4th term
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she will have 150 in 5 days because 120÷4=30 30+120=150
Set up a ratio and solve it:
120 pages x pages
--------------- = -----------
4 days 5 days
Cross multiply to get 120*5= 4x
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150=x
Gina will read 150 pages in 5 days.
120 pages x pages
--------------- = -----------
4 days 5 days
Cross multiply to get 120*5= 4x
600= 4x
150=x
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To figure out you would first find a common factor with would be 12. After that 1/4 would be 3/12, 1/3 would be 4/12 and 1/6 would be 2/12. Next you just add all the numbers and get 9/12 then the remainder is you answer which comes to be 3/12 or 1/4. Hope that helps:)
3/12 or the simplified answer is 1/4
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