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Question 247763: P=2L+2W and A=LW
A)if the length of the rectangle is doubled what is the effect on the perimeter of the rectangle? on the area of the rectangle? what happens to the perimeter and to the area if both the length and the width are doubled?
B) if the length of the rectangle is tripled what is the effect on the perimeter of the rectangle? on the area of the rectangle? what happens to the perimeter and to the area if both the length and the width are tripled?
C)if the rectangle is increased by a factor of n what is the effect on the perimeter of the rectangle? on the area of the rectangle? what happens to the perimeter and to the area if both the length and the width are increased by a factor of n?
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Question 256031: Explain how a net relates to a polyhedron and how a net can help you calculate the surface area of its corresponding polyhedron.
I would deeply appreciate it if you helped me. Thank you!
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Question 257571: I've done pretty good with ratios and proportions until I hit this one and I'm stumped. The question reads: A baseball players batting average is the ratio of number of hits to number of times at bat. A player has 10 hits out of 20 times at bat. How many consecutive times at bat must a hit be made to raise his average to .600?
I'm guessing that somehow I have to use his current average of .500 but I can't figure out how to set up the equation to get the .600.
Thanks for any help,
Laura
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Question 257571: I've done pretty good with ratios and proportions until I hit this one and I'm stumped. The question reads: A baseball players batting average is the ratio of number of hits to number of times at bat. A player has 10 hits out of 20 times at bat. How many consecutive times at bat must a hit be made to raise his average to .600?
I'm guessing that somehow I have to use his current average of .500 but I can't figure out how to set up the equation to get the .600.
Thanks for any help,
Laura
Click here to see answer by rfer(12647) |
Question 257571: I've done pretty good with ratios and proportions until I hit this one and I'm stumped. The question reads: A baseball players batting average is the ratio of number of hits to number of times at bat. A player has 10 hits out of 20 times at bat. How many consecutive times at bat must a hit be made to raise his average to .600?
I'm guessing that somehow I have to use his current average of .500 but I can't figure out how to set up the equation to get the .600.
Thanks for any help,
Laura
Click here to see answer by dabanfield(803) |
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