Why do engineers use math

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Answer: engineers use math because they have to calculate numbers together to know how much angle they will need when building and when they need to know how much wood/tools they need they have to use math to get those things.

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Answer:

uplift

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Answer:

Uplift

Step-by-step explanation:

Uplift, because 0.1 per 1,000 is less than 2 per 1,000, which is less than 10 per 1,000.

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Which of the following statements is not true a polygon has the same number of angles as it has sides in a regular polygon all sides are congruent and all angles are congruent sometriangles are regular all heptagons have 6 vertices

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The statement that is not true is that all heptagons have 6 vertices.

What shapes are heptagons?

A heptagon is known to be one that has seven-sided polygon. It is often called  a septagon or a 7-gon.

The word heptagon is known to originate from two words called 'hepta', that stands for seven and 'gon' that stands for sides and they do not have 6 vertices.

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the one that is false is the last one: heptagons have 6 vertices. this is false as they actually have 7

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What number is 1/6 of 100?

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CORRECT ANSWER: 96.6666666667.......96
CORRECT SOLUTION: (of means ×)
                                        1/6×100/1=100/6
                                        100/6=improper fraction
                                        16×6=96....100-96=4
AS FRACTION:               16 4/6 ⇒ 16 2/3

1). Write 658.129 in expanded form 2). Write <,>,or = to make the statement true 2929.87 ? 2929.087. 3). Round 8.61 to the nearest tenth 4). 521.09-148.75= PLEASE HELP???????????????

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1.  600 +50 +8 + 0.1+ 0.02+ 0.009
2. >  
3. 8.60   
4. 521.09 - 148.75 its = 372.34

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21 - 
There are 1000 m in 1 km.
441.96/1000 = 0.44196
0.44196 km

22 - 
There are 1000 mg in 1 g.
5700/1000 = 5.7
5.7 g

23 - 
There are 1000 mL in 1 L.
0.946 * 1000 = 946
946 mL

24 - 
There are 10 mm in 1 cm.
60(10)=600
600/50=12
12 beads

25 - 
There are 1000 mL in 1 L.
1500(2)=3000
3000/1000=3
3 L

26 - 
There are 100 cm in 1 m.
110(100)=11000
11000-8=10992
10992 cm
21.  1,000 meters = 1 kilometer
441.96 meters = 0.44196 kilometer

22.  1,000 milligrams=1 gram
5,700 milligrams= 5.7 grams

23.  1 liter = 1,000 milliliters
0.946 liter = 946 milliliters

24.  10 millimeters = 1 centimeter
50 millimeters = 5 centimeters
60/5 = 12 sections between beads

25.  1,000 milliliters = 1 liter
1,500 milliliters = 1.5 liters
double 1,500 milliliters = double 1.5 liters = 3 liters

26.  100 centimeters = 1 meter
8 centimeters = 0.08 meter
Difference = 110 meters - 0.08 meter = 10,992 centimeters

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One cellular phone carrier charges 26.50 a month plus .15cents a minute. Another carrier charges 14.50 a month plus .25 cents a minute. For how many minutes is the cost of the plans the same? Please show work thanks

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i'm going to use m for minutes
Cell carrier 1
0.15 per minute (0.15m)
$26.50 first, and then add on for every minute

cost carrier 1 = 0.15m + 26.50

carrier 2
0.25 per minute (0.25m)
$14.50 first, and then add on for every minute. 

cost carrier 2 = 0.25m + 14.50 

to find out when they cost the same, make the two costs equal to each other:

0.15m + 26.50 = 0.25m + 14.50

all that's left is to solve for m

0.15m + 26.50 = 0.25m + 14.50
subtract both sides by 0.15 m
26.50 = 0.2m + 14.50
subtract both sides by 14.50
12 = 0.1 m 
divide both sides by 0.1
m = 120

the phone carriers will have the same cost at 120 minutes


Define the rates of each carrier:

(1) $26.50 + $0.15m
(2) $14.50 + $0.25m

Set the two equations equal to each other and solve for m minutes . . .

26.50 + 0.15m = 14.50 + 0.25m

26.50 - 14.50 = 0.25m - 0.15m

12.00 = (0.25 - 0.15)m

12 = 0.10m

m = 12/0.10 = 120

m = 120 minutes