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Question 108156: The velocity ( v meters per second ) of a body is known to be proportional to the sqaure root of it's kinetic energy ( e ejoules). When the velocity of a body is 120m/s it's kinetic energy is 1600J.
Write down the relationship between v , e using k as the constant of varation.
Calculate the value of k
v = 21 , calculate the kenetic energy of the body in joules.
Can someone explain me please the right method in solving each quesion with the steps.
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Question 108715: A certain preparation consists of liquids x, y, and z in the proportion 5:2:1. How many gallons of the preparation can be made from a stock of materials consisting of 25 gallons of x, 20 gallons of y, and 8 gallons of z?
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Question 108715: A certain preparation consists of liquids x, y, and z in the proportion 5:2:1. How many gallons of the preparation can be made from a stock of materials consisting of 25 gallons of x, 20 gallons of y, and 8 gallons of z?
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Question 108916: Please help me . This is due tomorrow so I would really apriciate to get the answer ASAP.
A watch, set accurately at noon,at 5p.m indicates 10min. to 5.How many minutes past 5 is it actualyy when the watch indicates 5p.m.. Express your answer as a mixed number.
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Question 109010: Jose rode a trail bike for 10 miles. 2/3 of the distance was over a mountain trail. How long is the mountain trail.
I cannot quite figure this out I know 2/3 = 4/6 which is 0.66666 but cannot figure out the distance part. I appreciate any help on this please.
Thank You,
Barb Neely
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Question 109632: Please help, I am given the following question, but I do not get the answer that is given. Their answer is 154, therefore would you please be able to give me the correct steps to get their answer, or please let me know if they have made a mistake.
If A varies directly as 1/B, and given that A = 117 when B = 83.4, evaluate:
B when A = 63.2.
Thank you so very much. Cheers D
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Question 109632: Please help, I am given the following question, but I do not get the answer that is given. Their answer is 154, therefore would you please be able to give me the correct steps to get their answer, or please let me know if they have made a mistake.
If A varies directly as 1/B, and given that A = 117 when B = 83.4, evaluate:
B when A = 63.2.
Thank you so very much. Cheers D
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Question 109632: Please help, I am given the following question, but I do not get the answer that is given. Their answer is 154, therefore would you please be able to give me the correct steps to get their answer, or please let me know if they have made a mistake.
If A varies directly as 1/B, and given that A = 117 when B = 83.4, evaluate:
B when A = 63.2.
Thank you so very much. Cheers D
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Question 109956: Hi everyone.
I am stuck on another problem which I have been working on since yesterday morning, and although I have the answer from the text. I have absolutely no idea how they have came about it, any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Cheers D
The question is as follows:-
The frequency of revolution, n (i.e. the number of orbits per unit of time), of a satellite above the earth varies inversely as sqrt r^3, where r is the radius of orbit. Given that a satellite whose radius of orbit is 5080 km orbits the earth each hour, find:
The radius of orbit for a satellite that orbits the earth once per day (correct to the nearest 100 km)
It gives me an answer of 42,300 km. This is however how I have gone about trying to solve this problem: ((sqrt5080^3)*(1/24))/(24/1)= 628.598. I have tried various different combinations but am still struggling to get the correct answer.
Again your help and assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Cheers D
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Question 110969: A building is casting a 100 ft. shadow at the same time that a 5 ft. post is casting a 1 ft. shadow.
Write a proportion that involves the height of the building, the height of the post, and legnths of the shadows.
How high is the building?
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Question 110969: A building is casting a 100 ft. shadow at the same time that a 5 ft. post is casting a 1 ft. shadow.
Write a proportion that involves the height of the building, the height of the post, and legnths of the shadows.
How high is the building?
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Question 111010: on some days, a bakery packages cupcakes 4 to a box. On other days, they package cupcakes 6 or 8 to a box. On a given day, all of the cupcakes baked were packaged and there was one cupcake left over. Which of the following could not be the number of cupcakes baked on that day?
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Question 111359: Carney college is expanding from 850 to 1050 students. To avoid any rise in the student to faculty ratio, the faculty of 69 professors must also iincrease. How many new faculty positions should be created?
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Question 111697: AN ADMINISTRATOR OF A POPULAR WEB SITE IS TOLD THAT A NEW SERVER CAN HANDLE 11,000 HITS (USERS ACCESSING THE SITE) PER SECOND. THE WEB SITE CURRENTLY EXPERIENCES A PEAK DEMAND OF ABOUT 85,000 HITS PER SECOND; BUT EVERY MONTH THE PEAK DEMAND INCREASES BY 3500 HITS PER SECOND. USE A PROPORTION EQUATION TO DETERMINE HOW MANY NEW SERVERS THE ADMINISTRATOR SHOULD BUY TO ADDRESS EXPECTED TRAFFIC FOR THE NEXT 18 MONTHS.
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Question 111696: A NEW VIRUS IS RELEASED ON THE INTERNET; THE ADMINISTRATOR OF A DEPARTMENTS LOCAL ARE NETWORK (LAN) IS GIVEN FIVE MINUTES BY A MANAGER TO ESTIMATE THE IMPACT. THE ADMINISTRATOR SAMPLES 12 OF THE PCs CONNECTED TO THE LAN, AND FINDS THAT 7 ARE INFECTED; USE PROPORTION TO ESTIMATE THE NUMBER OF INFECTED PCs IF THERE ARE A TOTAL OF 117 PCs CONNECTED TO THE LAN.
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Question 113462: I know the answer, which is 97, because I found it in the back of the book, but I can't figure out how to solve the problem and I need to show work. Please help me with the steps. The question is:
Verna decided to sell her collection of paperback books. To Fred, she sold 2 books, and one fifth of what was left. Later to Joan she sold 6 books, and one fifth of what then remained. If she sold more books to Fred than to Joan what was the least possible number of books in her original collection?
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Question 113462: I know the answer, which is 97, because I found it in the back of the book, but I can't figure out how to solve the problem and I need to show work. Please help me with the steps. The question is:
Verna decided to sell her collection of paperback books. To Fred, she sold 2 books, and one fifth of what was left. Later to Joan she sold 6 books, and one fifth of what then remained. If she sold more books to Fred than to Joan what was the least possible number of books in her original collection?
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