Emmanuel wants to tile his rectangular floor. he has 2 kinds of tiles to choose from, one of which is larger than the other. a. What area will be covered by the 8" x 8" tile? 16 by 16 tile? b. if the rectangular floor has dimensions of 74" by 128", how many small square tiles are needed to cover it?

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Answer 1
Answer: Area\ of\ rectangular\ floor:\n\n A_f=74*128=9472\n\n Area\ of\ small\ tile:\n\n A_s=8*8=64\ Small\ tile\ will\ cover\ 64''^2 \n\n Area\ of\ big\ tile:\n\n A_b=16*16=256\ Big\ tile\ will\ cover 256''^2\n\n A_f:A_s=9472:64=148\n\n A_f:A_b=9472:148=64\n\n\ To\ cover\ the \ floor\ 148\ small\ tiles\ are \ needed.

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Simplify the complex fraction: 4/(x+3)/(1/x+3) A. 12x+4/x^2+3x. B. 4x/3x+9. C. 4x/3x^2+10x+3. D. None of these

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The answer is C. 4x/3x^2+10x+3

( (4)/(x+3))/( (1)/(x) +3) = ( (4)/(x+3))/( (1)/(x)+ (3x)/(x)) =( (4)/(x+3))/( (1+3x)/(x) ) = (4)/(x+3)* (x)/(1+3x)= (4x)/((x+3)(1+3x)) = (4x)/(x+3 x^(2) +3+9x) = (4x)/(3 x^(2) +10x+3)

Answer:

The correct option is C.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given expression is

((4)/(x+3))/(((1)/(x)+3))

((4)/(x+3))/(((1)/(x)+3))=((4)/(x+3))/((1+3x)/(x))

The complex faction can be simplified as

(((a)/(b)))/(((c)/(d)))=(a)/(b)* (d)/(c)

((4)/(x+3))/(((1)/(x)+3))=(4)/(x+3)* (x)/(1+3x)

((4)/(x+3))/(((1)/(x)+3))=(4x)/((x+3)(1+3x))

((4)/(x+3))/(((1)/(x)+3))=(4x)/(x(1+3x)+3(1+3x))

((4)/(x+3))/(((1)/(x)+3))=(4x)/(x+3x^2+3+9x)

((4)/(x+3))/(((1)/(x)+3))=(4x)/(3x^2+10x+3)

Therefore the correct option is C.

trisha standford earns $300 a week plus a 15% commission only on sales she makes after her first $1,000 in sales if ms standfords sales for one week are $2,500 what is her gross pay for that week

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Answer:

Her gross pay for that week=$525

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1: Express the gross pay

The gross pay can be expressed as follows;

A=F+(R×T)

where;

A=the gross pay per week

F=fixed income per week

R=commission rate

T=total commission sales

In our case;

F=$300 a week

R=15%=15/100=0.15

T=(2,500-1,000)=$1,500

replacing;

A=300+(15% of 1,500)

A=300+(0.15×1,500)

A=300+225=525

A=$525

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You first need to know that:

If\quad y=u\cdot v\n \n \frac { dy }{ dx } =u\frac { dv }{ dx } +v\frac { du }{ dx } \n \n

Knowing that u is a function of x and that v is a function of x.

So:

y=\left( 1+x \right) { e }^{ { x }^( 2 ) }=u\cdot v\n \n u=1+x,\n \n \therefore \quad \frac { du }{ dx } =1

\n \n v={ e }^{ { x }^( 2 ) }={ e }^( p )\n \n \therefore \quad \frac { dv }{ dp } ={ e }^( p )={ e }^{ { x }^( 2 ) }\n \n p={ x }^( 2 )\n \n \n \therefore \quad \frac { dp }{ dx } =2x

\n \n \therefore \quad \frac { dv }{ dp } \cdot \frac { dp }{ dx } =2x{ e }^{ { x }^( 2 ) }=\frac { dv }{ dx }

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x^2+14x

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A fair was attended by 834,009 people

Rounding up this number of people to nearest ten thousand.

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Third from last zero has a 'thousands' value

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The Hawaiian language has 12 letters: five vowels and seven consonants. Each of the 12 Hawaiian letters are written on a slip of paper and placed in the bag. A letter is randomly chosen from the bag and then replaced. Then, a second letter is randomly chosen from the bag. What is the probability that two vowels are chosen?

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12 total letters...5 vowels and 7 consonants.

probability of 1st letter being a vowel is 5/12
after replacing ...
probability of 2nd letter being a vowel is 5/12

probability of both occurring is (5/12 * 5/12) = 25/144 <===


To solve the problem, the concept of replacement must be considered.

A letter is randomly chosen from the bag and then replaced. Then, a second letter is randomly chosen from the bag.

The probability of the two vowels chosen is 25/144.

What is probability?

Probability means possibility. It deals with the occurrence of a random event. The value of probability can only be from 0 to 1. Its basic meaning is something is likely to happen. It is the ratio of the favorable event to the total number of events.

Given

The Hawaiian language has 12 letters.

Five vowels and seven consonants.

To find

The probability of two vowels is chosen.

1.  Probability of first letter being vowel.

Total event = 12

Favorable event = 5

Then

\rm P_1 = (5)/(12)

2.  Probability of second letter being vowel.

Total event = 12

Favorable event = 5

Then

\rm P_2 = (5)/(12)

The probability of both occurring will be

\rm P = P_1 *P_2\n\nP = (5)/(12) * (5)/(12)\n\nP = (25)/(144)

Thus, The probability of the two vowels chosen is 25/144.

More about the probability link is given below.

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