Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1/4 is the coefficient
x and y is the variables
5/6 is the constant but there could be a equal to zero on the end giving you another constant
Therefor the only true statement is The only coefficient is 1/4.
Answer: RS 49.8
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the following :
Fixed cost = RS 4430
Break even point = 89 units
Recall:
Break even point in units = Fixed cost ÷ contribution margin
Therefore,
Contribution margin equals;
(Fixed cost ÷ break even point in units)
= 4430 / 89
= 49.775280
= RS 49.8
Answer:
48.6
Step-by-step explanation:
If you use 8.1g of sugar for 1 cake then 6 cakes will be 48.6g of sugar
Just do 8.1*6 and you will get 48.6
Answer:
Option 3 is right.
Step-by-step explanation:
Reference angle of x is obtained by either 180-x, 180+x. or 360-x depending on the posiiton of terminal whether II quadrant or iv quadrant, or iii quadrant, etc.
In whatever way we find reference angles,
cos will remain cos only and sin will remain sin only there may be only changes in sign.
Of all the ordered pairs given, we find that I, II, and Iv there is a switch over form cos to sine and sin to cos. Hence these options cannot be for reference angles.
III option is 
show that both sign and cos changed sign. This is possible only in III quadrant.
ie reference angle of orignal angle t = 180+t
SO this option is right.
Answer:
<em>When 60 beats are heard, Tom hits 15 snare drums, Sam hits 6 kettle drums, and Matt hits 5 bass drums.</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
The Least Common Multiple ( LCM )
The LCM of two integers a,b is the smallest positive integer that is evenly divisible by both a and b.
For example:
LCM(20,8)=40
LCM(35,18)=630
Since Tom, Sam, and Matt are counting drum beats at their own frequency, we must find the least common multiple of all their beats frequency.
Find the LCM of 4,10,12. Follow this procedure:
List prime factorization of all the numbers:
4 = 2*2
10 = 2*5
12 = 2*2*3
Multiply all the factors the greatest times they occur:
LCM=2*2*3*5=60
Thus, when 60 beats are heard, Tom hits 15 snare drums, Sam hits 6 kettle drums, and Matt hits 5 bass drums.