Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
If there is a direct relation between two variables x and y then it can be represented as
y = kx ,
where y is dependent variable
x is independent variable
k is constant of variation
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First condition
y = 400
x = r
using y = kx then relationship will be
400 = kr
finding k here
k = 400/r
Second condition
y = r
x = 4
using y = kx then relationship will be
r = 4k
finding k
k = r/4
since in both condition equation is same
thus, value of k will also be same
thus,
400/r = r/4
=> 400*4 = r*r
=> 1600 = r^2
Thus, 40 is the value of r
k = r/4 = 40/4 = 10
Thus, constant of variation is 10 which is correct choice.
To cross validate
k = 400/r = 400/40 = 10
.04b is 2% of 2b because .04 multiplied by 100 is 4 then you divide by 2 which gets you 2.
.04/2=x/100
cross multiply and divide
it is 98% smaller than 2b.
.2b is 10% of 2b because .2 multiplied by 100 is 20 then you divide by 2 and get 10.
.2/2=x/100
it is 90% smaller than 2b.
.56b is 28% of 2b because .56 multiplied by 100 is 56 then divide by 2 and you get 28.
.56/2=x/100
it is 72% smaller than 2b.
1.8b is 90% of 2b because 1.8 multiplied by 100 is 180 then divide it by 2. you get 90.
1.8/2=x/100
it is 10% smaller than 2b.
2.5b is 125% of 2b because 2.5 multiplied by 100 Is 250 and 250 divided by 2 is 125.
2.5/2=x/100
it is 25% larger than 2b
3b is 150% of 2b because 3 multiplied by 100 is 300 and 300 divided by 2 is 150.
3/2=x/100
it is 50% larger than 2b
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
model C
Answer:
4 ways.
Step-by-step explanation:
The total amount of candy she has is 15 + 9 = 24 pieces. She has three younger brothers, and 24 is divisible by 3 (24/3 = 8). 15 and 9 are also both divisible by 3 (15/3 = 5 and 9/3 = 3).
-She can give them each 5 tootsie rolls.
-She can give them each 3 twizzlers.
- She can give them each 5 tootsie rolls and 3 twizzlers (if she were to give them all of the candy)
- She can give them one of each which would leave her 12 tootsie rolls and 6 twizzlers (which is the best option if she's trying to save for herself)
I see 4 ways to do this, and 2 ways after her mother asks her to give at least 1 type of candy to each of them.
