We know that
1 liter------------> is equal to 1000 ml
if for one cake--------------> are required 80 milliliters of lemon juice
<span> for 11 cakes--------------> X
X=11*80---------> 880 ml
</span>if for one cake--------------> are required 240 milliliters of plain yogurt
for 11 cakes--------------> X
X=11*240---------> 2640 ml
<span>liters of lemon juice needed to make 11 cakes
880 ml/1000------> 0.88 lt
</span><span>liters of yogurt needed to make 11 cakes
2640 ml/1000--------> 2.64 lt
the answer is
are needed 0.88 lt </span>of lemon juice and 2.64 lt of yogurt to make 11 cakes<span>
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D a theorem needs to be proven
Answer:
B. 1.2×10^-3 mm
Step-by-step explanation:
What constitutes an "appropriate" unit depends on the use of the number. Since we're not told of any particular use, we might choose the smallest of the available units: mm.
1.2×10^-3 mm
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<em>Additional comment</em>
The most appropriate unit would be the one that eliminates the power-of-ten multiplier:
= 1.2 µm
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to make a box like this:
║ ---------- ║------------ ║ label one side percent and the other amount
║ x% ║ 96 kg ║
║ _ _ _║_____ _║ Now if the patient originally weighed 102 kg which
║100% ║ 120 kg ║ is 100% place the numbers in the bottom box.
║ _ _ _ ║ _ _ _ ║ and if the patient currently weighs 96 kg then let
Percent Amount percentage of the weight lost be x. Now cross multiply. You should get 100*96=120*x. Simplify that to get 9600=120x, now divide by 120 on both sides and you get 80 so x= 80. But the problem isn't done yet. Now you have to subtract 80% from 100% to find the weight lost, because 80% is the percentage of the current weight. after you have subtracted you get 20
20% of the original weight was lost.
