Answer:
1.61
Step-by-step explanation:
The liability to equity ratio measures the gearing risk or leverage of the company. It is a financial ratio which is calculated by dividing total liabilities of a company by its shareholders equity. It measure the degree to which a company is financing its operations with debt.
#1 is incorrect. The first equation says that his grandmother is not more than 80 years old. If you confine yourself to whole numbers, then she could be 80 but not more. That inequality should be written as g < 81 or if you are a purist, g≤ 80.
The second equation is correct. At the very most her age is equal to 3k - 3 so at most it would be written as g = 3k - 3.
Since it is not that much, you would write it as g ≤ 3k - 3
To solve this question, you need to find how long jump is. For 2m high with <span>1.67 m/s2 it would be:
h= 1/2 gt^2
2= 1/2 * (1.67) t^2
t^2= 1.67
t= 1.29
If the speed is 20 mph and the jump is 2 second, the distance traveled would be:
20 miles/ hour * 1.29 second * (1 hour/3600second)= 0.007179 miles
If you need to convert it to meter then: </span>0.007179 mile * 1609.34meter/ mile= 11.55 meter
Product of two consecutive integer so this mean that x and y but y = x+1 than
x(x+1)=1332
x^2 +x -1332 =0 so bc. you get 36*37=1332 and 37x-36x=x so you can rewriting this quadratic factorized completlie
x^2 +x -1332 = 0
(x+37)(x-36)=0
x+37=0
x=-37 so the larger integer result that will be 37
The answer is 141.35 ft²
Before the first break, it was painted:
150 ft² ÷ 2 = 75 ft²
Now it's left:
150 ft² - 75 ft² = 75 <span>ft²
Before the second break, it was painted:
75 </span>ft² ÷ 2 = 37.5 <span>ft²
Now it's left:
75 </span>ft² - 37.5 ft² = 37.5 <span>ft²
Before the third break, it was painted:
37.5 </span>ft² ÷ 2 = 18.75 <span>ft²
</span><span>Now it's left:
</span>37.5 ft² - 18.75 ft² = 18.75 <span>ft²
</span>
<span>Before the fourth break, it was painted:
</span>18.75 ft² ÷ 2 = 9.375 <span>ft²
</span><span>Now it's left:
</span>18.75 ft² - 9.375 ft² = 9.375 <span>ft²
</span>
<span>Before the fourth break, it was painted:
</span>9.375 ft² ÷ 2 = 4.6875 <span>ft²
</span><span>Now it's left:
</span>9.375 ft² - 4.6875 ft² = 4.6875 ft²
Now, we will sum what he painted for now:
75 ft² + 37.5 ft² + 18.75 ft² + 9.375 ft² 4.6875 ft² = 141.3125 ft² ≈ 141.35 ft²
When the painter takes his fifth break, there will be <span>141.35 ft² of the wall painted.</span>
