Divide the number of days in November by the number of week days write your answer in the ones place

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Answer 1
Answer: Days in November ÷ number of weekdays
30 ÷ 5
6
Answer 2
Answer: 30 days are in November. By week days i assume you mean work days (mon-fri). 4 weeks in November, 5 days per work week 5x4=20. So 20 goes into 30 (in other works 30 divided by 20) is 1.5. The answer is 1.5.

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the cylindrical fish tank shown bellow has a height of 25 inches and a volume of 5,625 pie cubic inches. that is the diameter of the fish tank?

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r = square root of V/πh

r = square root of 5625/78.l5

r = 
8.46

D = 16.92

Which of the following is a point slope equation of a line that passes through the points

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For this case we have that the slope of a line is given by:

m = \frac {y2-y1} {x2-x1}

If we have the points:

(-1,4)\n(8, -2)\nm = \frac {-2-4} {8 - (- 1)}\nm = \frac {-6} {9}\nm = - \frac {2} {3}\n

Thus, the equation is of the form:

y-y_ {0} = - \frac {2} {3} (x-x_ {0})

Substituting any of the points we have:

y-4 = - \frac {2} {3} (x - (- 1))\ny-4 = - \frac {2} {3} (x + 1)

Answer:

Option D

Answer:

Choice D is the answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have given two points.

Let (x₁,y₁)  =  (-1,4) and (x₂,y₂)  =  (8,-2)

We have to find the point-slope form of the line that passes through the given points.

y-y₁  = m(x-x₁) is point-slope form of the line that passes through the points.

m is slope of line.

m  =  y₂-y₁ / x₂-x₁

Putting values in above formula , we have

m  =  -2-4 / 8-(-1)

m  =  -6 / 9

m  =  -2/3

Putting values of slope and using a point , we have

y-4  =  -2/3(x-(-1))

y-4  =  -2/3(x+1) is point-slope form of line that passes through the points (-1,4) and (8,-2).

Which math expression represents the phrase?9 times the sum of a number and 7









A.

9 · n + 7








B.

9 · (n + 7)








C.

9 · (n – 7)








D.

9 · (n · 7)

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"The sum of a number and 7"
Sum implies addition.
We would write this part as n + 7.

Then we would write the "9 times" part in like this:
· (n + 7)
We can't write just 9 · n + 7 without the parentheses, because then we would be multiplying just 9 and n instead of 9 and the sum of n and 7. (order of operations says we must do multiplication first)

How many pounds is 6 tons

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There are 2000 pounds in one ton, so we simply need to multiply the amount of pounds in one ton by the amount of tons we have.

2000 * 6 = 12000

There are 12,000 lbs in 6 tons.
Hope that helped! =)

Well, first things first!

1 ton=2,000 pounds

So, you need 6 tons, right?

Now, all you got to do is simply do 2,000*6

Last but not least, you will get 12,000 pounds.

I hope this helps:)

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Write it in the simplest form

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You make 3/4 6/8 and you add 3/8 with 6/8 and you get 9/8 which equals 1 1/9
The answer is 3/8 because you have to turn the denominator of 3/4 to give you the same denominator as 3/8, then subtract and you get 3/8.

making 2 pounds of apple jam requires 20 pounds of apples. how many pounds of apples are needed to make 3 pounds of apple jam?

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30 pounds of apples becuase the jam to apple ratio is 1 to 10 or because the amount of jam is being increased by 50% so the amount of apples should be increased by 50% to.
First with 20 pounds of apples to make 2 pounds of jam we know that.

So the we subtract 20-10=10, since we want 3 pounds we needed to split it because 3 is an odd number and if 20 apples in 2 pounds then with that we would have 40 pounds of apples for 4 pounds of jam.

So 10 multiplyed my 3 = 30

30 pounds of apples makes 3 pounds of jam.