What is the reading in kwhr of the electric meter shown in the exam figure below?

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the electric meter shown in the exam figure.


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a fraction is such that the numerator is 2 less than the denominator if you add 3 to the numerator and 5 to the denominator the resulting fraction is 3/5 find the fraction​

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Answer:  3/5

Step-by-Step Explanation:

Let x represent the denominator of the fraction, then we have (x-2)/(x)

Now add 3 to the numerator and 5 to the denominator and set it equal to 3/5:

((x-2)+3)/((x)+5)=(3)/(5)\n\n\n\text{Simplify:}\n(x+1)/(x+5)=(3)/(5)\n\n\n\text{Cross Multiply and solve for x:}\n5(x+1)=3(x+5)\n5x+5=3x+15\n2x=10\nx=5

Substitute x = 5 into the original fraction:

((5)-2)/((5))\quad =\large\boxed{(3)/(5)}

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The required fraction is 3/5

If y is 9 and x is 12, what additional information is necessary to show that triangle DUM is congruent to triangle MAP using the SAS postulate?

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                         Δ DUM         Δ MAP

hypotenuse:      15                2y-3
short leg:             12                0.5x + 6

y = 9 ⇒ 2(9) - 3 = 18 - 3 = 15 Congruent with the hypotenuse of Δ DUM
x = 12 ⇒ 0.5(12) + 6 = 6 + 6 = 12 Congruent with the short leg of Δ DUM

SAS postulate states that two triangles are congruent if 2 of its sides and 1 angle have equal measure. Both the hypotenuse and short leg are equal in measure. Thus, both triangles are congruent with each other.

Answer: DM is congruent to PM

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What is the difference of 7x − (25x2 + 12x)

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If you would like to solve 7x - (25x^2 + 12x), you can do this using the following steps:

7x - (25x^2 + 12x) = 7x - 25x^2 - 12x = - 25x^2 - 5x

The correct result would be - 25x^2 - 5x.

How would you round off a number to one decimal place? For example would 67.39 become 67.4

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you take the second decimal, and if it is 5 or over, you increase the first decimal by one. If the number is 17.96,you increase the first decimal by one which gives you 18. If the question asks for 1 decimal place, than put 18.0 :)  


when rounding off numbers to specific decimal places look at the number after that place. If that number is less than 5 then keep the needed decimal the same. if it is greater than 5 then round up by one.

Examples:

15.69 ⇒ 15.7
15.64 ⇒ 15.6

17.890 ⇒ 17.89
17.898 ⇒ 17.90

AB+C=50
BC+A=41
What is A, B, C

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For the given system of equations, when B = 2, the values are A = 133 and C = -216. Values will vary with different choices of B.

To solve for the values of A, B, and C in the system of equations:

AB + C = 50

BC + A = 41

We can use a systematic approach. Let's first isolate one variable in one equation and then substitute it into the other equation.

From the first equation (AB + C = 50), we can isolate C:

C = 50 - AB

Now, substitute this expression for C into the second equation:

B(50 - AB) + A = 41

Expand and simplify:

50B - AB^2 + A = 41

Rearrange terms:

AB^2 - 50B + A = 41

Now, let's consider this as a quadratic equation in terms of A and solve for A:

A = 41 - AB^2 + 50B

Now that we have expressions for A and C in terms of B, we can choose a value for B, and then calculate the corresponding values of A and C. For instance, let's say B = 2:

A = 41 - (2)(2^2) + 50(2) = 41 - 8 + 100 = 133

C = 50 - (2)(133) = 50 - 266 = -216

So, for B = 2, we have A = 133 and C = -216. You can similarly calculate values for different values of B.

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Complete question below:

What are the values of A, B, and C in the system of equations:

AB + C = 50

BC + A = 41?

A=4
B=3
C=7

43+7=50
37+4=41