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0.25 inches represents 1 mile
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Find 1 inch:
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1 inch represents 1 ÷ 0.25 miles
1 inch represents 4 miles
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Find 3.75 inches:
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1 inch represents 4 miles
3.75 inches represent 4 x 3.75 miles
3.75 inches represent 15 miles
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Find 2.25 inches:
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1 inch represents 4 miles
2.25 inches represent 4 x 2.25 miles
2.25 inches represent 9 miles
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Find Area:
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Area = Length x Width
Area = 15 x 9
Area = 135 miles²
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Answer: 135 miles²
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Answer:
amount of pepper required= 7.5 tsp
amount of garlic powder required = 30 tsp
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
amount of salt used for small batch of the recipe = 2 tsp
amount of pepper used for small batch of the recipe = 1 tsp
amount of garlic powder used for small batch of the recipe = 4 tsp
amount of salt used for the larger batch = 15 tsp
= 2 x 7.5 tsp
= amount of salt used for small batch the recipe x 7.5
So,
the amount of pepper needed for the larger batch= 7.5 x amount of pepper used for the small batch of recipe
= 7.5 x 1 tsp
= 7.5 tsp
the amount of garlic powder needed for the larger batch= 7.5 x amount of garlic powder used for the small batch of recipe
= 7.5 x 4 tsp
= 30 tsp
Answer:
<u>(h * h)(10) = 16</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
We should know that: (f*g)(x) = f(x)*g(x)
Given: h(x) = 6 - x
∴(h * h)(x) = (6-x) (6-x) = (6-x)²
To find (h * h)(10), substitute with x = 10 at (h * h)(x)
∴ (h * h)(10) = (6-10)² = (-4)² = 16
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Note: if we want to find (hoh)(10)
(hoh)(x) = h[h(x)] = 6 - (6 - x) = 6 - 6 + x = x
∴ (hoh)(10) = 10
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