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Question 222267: For a certain time period the ratio of the dollar value of
exports to the dollar value of imports for the United States
was 2 to 3. If the value of exports during that time period
was 48 billion dollars, then what was the value of imports?
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Question 222784: In the Dicovering Algebra: An Investigative approach, there is a question that says Find the value of the unknown number in each proportion? The problem is 52/91=42/s. So do i inverse it. Swich it up like this: 91/52=s/42? or keep it the same?
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Question 222784: In the Dicovering Algebra: An Investigative approach, there is a question that says Find the value of the unknown number in each proportion? The problem is 52/91=42/s. So do i inverse it. Swich it up like this: 91/52=s/42? or keep it the same?
Click here to see answer by stanbon(57361) |
Question 222804: In the Dicovering Algebra: An Investigative approach, there is a question that says Find the value of the unknown number in each proportion? The problem is 52/91=42/s. So do i inverse it. Swich it up like this: 91/52=s/42? or keep it the same?
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Question 224078: Hi, I am really confused with my homework and my teacher won't help me so... My quesions is about of course Proportions and Dimensional Analysis. I sort of understand the proportions, but not the other one. Three of my problems are:
a.) 50 meters per second to kilometers per hour.
b.) 0.025 day to seconds. (Now this one I really don't understand)
c.) 1200 ounces to tons (16 oz=1 lb; 2000 lb=1 ton).
And here is one problem for a proportion question:
0.926 meter/1 yard = 20 meters/x yards.
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Question 224076: Hi, I am really confused with my homework and my teacher won't help me so... My quesions is about of course Proportions and Dimensional Analysis. I sort of understand the proportions, but not the other one. Three of my problems are:
a.) 50 meters per second to kilometers per hour.
b.) 0.025 day to seconds. (Now this one I really don't understand)
c.) 1200 ounces to tons (16 oz=1 lb; 2000 lb=1 ton).
And here is one problem for a proportion question:
0.926 meter/1 yard = 20 meters/x yards.
Click here to see answer by rfer(12662) |
Question 224846: Acorn woodpeckers live in families. The family memebers collect acorns and store them in trunks of tress.
Day number collected number eaten
Monday 23 8
Tuesday 29 10
Wednesday 42 9
Which expression best describes the information in the table if the family has stored X amount of acorns before Monday? Why?
a. x+ (-23) +8 (-29) + 10 + (-42) + 9
b. x + 23 +(-89) + 29 +(-10) + 42 + (-9)
c. 23 + (-8)+ 29 + (-10) + 42 + 9-9) - x
d. 23 + 8 + (-29) + 10 + (-42) + 9 x
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Question 229027: Bonnie & Tim do some yardwork for their neighbor. The ratio comparing the amount of time each one works is 7:4. The neighbor pays them $88. If Bonnie worked more, ow much should each of the recieve. In the margin is says that Bonnie made $56.00 and Tim made $32.00
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Question 229728: Plane A leaves LA for NY at 500 mph, at the same time plane B leaves NY for LA at 650 mph. The towns are 3000 miles apart. How will it take for the planes to meet.
Okay I know distance = rate x time and can figure out that it will take 6 hours for plane A to complete the 3000 miles and 4.6 hours for plane B but how do I set up an equation using distance to find out when the planes will meet?
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Question 230797: My instructor wants to make a wall chart of a computer desktop for this class.She would like the desktop icons to be proportional to the size of her 6x6 chart. if the icons are 3/8 by 3/8, how large should be on her wall chart.
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Question 231691: A customer desires to mix her own concrete. The clerk knows that the ratio of cement to sand to gravel is 1:3:4. If the customer needs 1,000 pounds of dry mix, how many pounds of each ingredient should she use?
Please use cross products
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