MATHEMATICS HIGH SCHOOL

Compare using <, >, or =.

1/2 ___ 5/10

<
>
=

Answers

Answer 1
Answer: (1)/(2) = 0.5
(5)/(10) = 0.5

∴  (1)/(5) = (5)/(10)
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1/2 = 0.5

5/10 = 0.5

So 1/2 = 5/10

Related Questions

any argument with all true premises and true conclusion must be valid. group of answer choices true false
'2aa4b' is a 5 digit number and when its divided by '36' it gives '11' as remainder. What is the sum of the values 'a' can have.
What 30.000 divided by 500?
if square root of 405 rounded to the nearest thousandth is 20.125  how do u simplify to get to that answer, thank u.
Graph the set of points. Which model is most appropriate for the set? ( -1, 20), (0, 10), (1, 5), (2, 2.5) A. quadratic B. linear C. quadratic D. exponential

The art museum had a total of 224 visitors on Tuesday. Visitors older than 18 paid $12 for admission. Visitors 18 years or younger paid $8 for admission. The museum collected a total of $2,520. How many visitors were 18 or younger?

Answers

Given:
total of 224 visitors
older than 18  paid $12
18 and below paid $8
total collection 2,520

Let l be visitors older than 18 and m be visitors 18 and below.

l + m = 224
12l + 8m = 2,520

l = 224 - m
12(224 - m) + 8m = 2520
2688 - 12m + 8m = 2520
-4m = 2520 - 2688
-4m = -168
m = -168/-4
m = 42    number of visitors 18 and below.

l = 224 - m
l = 224 - 42 
l = 182 number of visitors older than 18.

12(182) + 8(42) = 2520
2184 + 336 = 2520
2520 = 2520

"42". I just took the test.

Two computer technicians, Sue and Kiana, each counted the number of computers that she had repaired every day for 2 weeks. Their manager made line plots from these data.What is the degree of overlap of the two data sets’ distributions?

Answers

The correct to the question above would be high. If Sue and Kiana are counting the number of computers that they had repaired every day for 2 weeks and if their manager also made a line plot from these data, it would be a high degree of over of the two data sets' distributions. 
the answer to the question is high

Solve the equation. Use words 2(x+2)+58=8x-6(x-5)

Answers

Answer:

2(x+2)+58=8x-6(x-5)\n\mathrm{or,\ }2x+4+58=8x-6x+30\n\mathrm{or,\ }2x+62=2x+30\n\mathrm{or,\ }62=30,\ \mathrm{which\ is\ not\ possible.}\n\mathrm{So\ the\ given\ equation\ has\ no\ solution.}

Marcia performs an experiment in which she pulls a marble from a bag. In herexperiment, she finds that she is twice as likely to pull a red marble as a blue
marble. If Marcia pulls 10 red marbles, how many blue marbles does she pull?

Answers

Answer:

She pulls 5 blue marbles

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x be the number of blue marbles

We are given that In her  experiment, she finds that she is twice as likely to pull a red marble as a blue  marble.

So, Number of red marbles = 2x

We are given that Marcia pulls 10 red marbles

So, 2x = 10

x =(10)/(2)

x=5

Hence She pulls 5 blue marbles

the price of the printer was reduced from $400 to $180 . what was the percent decrease? amount of increase or decrease divided by amount of original multiplied by 100

Answers

400 - 180 = 220

220/400 = 0,55

0.55 x 100  = 55

So the percentage of decrease would be : 55 %

Hope this helps

A bus travels through the city and stops every mile. The first stop on the route is the 8th Avenue Coffee Shop, which is located 15 blocks east and 22 blocks north of the central station. The last stop on the route is the airport, which is located 25 blocks west and 36 blocks south of the central station. A student calculated the middle stop along the bus route to be located 20 blocks east and 29 blocks north of the central station. Evaluate the student’s answer. A. The answer is correct. B. The answer is not correct. The student averaged a horizontal movement with a vertical movement. C. The answer is not correct. The student did not compute the sums of the horizontal and vertical directions correctly. D. The answer is not correct. The student did not average the distances.

Answers

I would say it's c. but i'm not 100 percent sure.
Other Questions
A coffee shop mixes Brazilian coffee worth $5 per kilogram with Turkish coffee worth $8 per kilogram. The mixture is to sell for $7 per kilogram. How much of the Turkish coffee should be used to make 300 kg of the mixture?
Please help! will give brainly
Help me solve this problem for algebra 2
A bookstore charges a standard rate for paperback or hardback books. The cost of a paperback book is 11 dollars less than the cost of a hardback book. Recently one day of sales totaled $784.10. That day the bookstore sold 53 paperback books and 45 hardback book. Write a system representing the situation. Use the graph test made the solution of the system. What does the solution mean to the situation? How much does each type of book cost? You substitution to verify your solution.