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Question 262209: Jeff and Diana are working on Math homework. Jeff can comlete 4 math problems in 11 minutes. Diana can complete 7 math problems in 25 minutes. Who is faster?
11/4=25/7
2.75=3.57
Jeff is faster.
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Question 262213: Amy is making a pitcher of juice for her party. She has two different recipes to choose from. Welch's Grape Juice = 3 cups grape concentrate, 5 cups cold water. The other is Brand X Grape Juice = 2 cups grape concentrate, 3 cups cold water.
What fraction of each recipe is concentrate? 3/8, & 2/5
What percent of each recipe is concentrate? 3/8=37.5=38 percent, & 2/5=40 percent
Which recipe should Amy choose if she wnts her juice to have the most grape flavor? the Brand X Grape Juice
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Question 262212: Amy is making a pitcher of juice for her party. She has two different recipes to choose from. Welch's Grape Juice = 3 cups grape concentrate, 5 cups cold water. The other is Brand X Grape Juice = 2 cups grape concentrate, 3 cups cold water.
What fraction of each recipe is concentrate? 3/8, & 2/5
What percent of each recipe is concentrate? 3/8=37.5=38 percent, & 2/5=40 percent
Which recipe should Amy choose if she wnts her juice to have the most grape flavor? the Brand X Grape Juice
Is this right?
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Question 263808: John and Ann are having a birthday party. John invited 14 people and will serve 3 cakes. Ann invited 28 people and is serving 7 cakes. At whose party will the guests get the most cake?
3 cakes to 14 people = 3/14 = .21 piece of cake p/person
7 cakes to 28 people = 7/28 = .25 piece of cake p/person
The most cake p/guest will be served at Ann's party.
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Question 267069: A person who is 6 feet tall walks away from a 50-foot silo toward the tip of the silo's shadow. At a distance of 32 feet feet from the silo, the person's shadow begins to emerge beyond the silo's shadow. How much farther must the person walk to be completely out of the silo's shadow?
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Question 267565: Jack starts at a 20320 summit and walks downhill at a rate of 4 feet per second. Jill starts at the bottom of the mountain and walks uphill at a rate of 1 foot per second. At what elevation will they meet?
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Question 269992: Jennifer has 2 rectangular tablecloths that are similar. The dimensions of the larger tablecloth are 1.5 times as large as the dimensions of the smaller tablecloth. If the perimeter of the larger tablecloth is 24 feet, what is the perimeter of the smaller tablecloth?
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Question 271607: "Yolanda and Yoko ran in a 100-yd dash. When Yolanda crossed the finish line, Yoko was 10-yd behind her. The girls then repeated the race, with Yolanda starting 10-yd behind the starting line. If each girl ran at the same rate as before, who won the race? By how many yards?"
I am a parent who was trying to help her son with his homework. When working on this problem, I had Yolanda running at 100-yd per hour and Yoko at 90-yd per hour. (Just to make the problem easier to solve) My solution has the girls actually meeting up at the 90-yd line, but then Yolanda overtakes Yoko and still wins the race by 1/10 of a yard. However, my son's teacher told him that the girls ended the second race in a tie. Could someone please help me with this? Thank You!
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Question 271607: "Yolanda and Yoko ran in a 100-yd dash. When Yolanda crossed the finish line, Yoko was 10-yd behind her. The girls then repeated the race, with Yolanda starting 10-yd behind the starting line. If each girl ran at the same rate as before, who won the race? By how many yards?"
I am a parent who was trying to help her son with his homework. When working on this problem, I had Yolanda running at 100-yd per hour and Yoko at 90-yd per hour. (Just to make the problem easier to solve) My solution has the girls actually meeting up at the 90-yd line, but then Yolanda overtakes Yoko and still wins the race by 1/10 of a yard. However, my son's teacher told him that the girls ended the second race in a tie. Could someone please help me with this? Thank You!
Click here to see answer by richwmiller(9143)  |
Question 272699: An image of a building in a photograph is 6 centimeters wide and 11 centimeters tall. If the image is similar to the actual building and the actual building is 174 meters wide, how tall is the actual building, in meters?
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Question 274047: Quadratic Functions:
"The height of a ball thrown straight upward is measured by the function h(t)=-16t^2+40t, where h(t) is measured in feet and t is time in seconds."
A) Evaluate h(1) and explain what the dependent and independent variables represent.
B) What is the height of the ball after 2.5 seconds?
C) When is the ball at a height of 48 ft.?
D) When will the ball hit the ground?
* I have answered the first part of (A), getting a solution of 24. I am not sure what the dependent and independent variables are.
*I have solved (B) for an answer of 0.
*For part (C), I am not sure how to go about solving this backwards.
*For part (D), I can't even begin to know what to do. How should I go about solving for this, do I even have enough information?
Click here to see answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(15652)  |
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