A whole pie is divided into twelve equal pieces.at what angle is each pie cut?

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Answer 1
Answer: A\ whole\ pie\ is\ 360^o\n\nAn\ angle\ each\ pie\ cut\ is\ 360^o:12=30^o
Answer 2
Answer: It's simple. If there are 360 degrees in a circle, and you're dividing that into 12 pieces, just divide 360 by 12 and get 30 degrees

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Rewrite the fraction in simplest form.
24/36

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24:2 = 12, 12:2 = 6, 6:3= 2
36:2 = 18, 18:2 = 9, 9:3= 3
So the answer is 2/3
make sure you divide the top and bottom number with the same number :D

X and y intercepts of -3x+4y=-36

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X intercept is 12
Y intercept is 9.
To find answer just cover up the one you don't want.
For x it would be -3x=-36
For y it would be 4y=-36

The movie theatre has 250 seats. 225 seats were sold for the current showing . What percent of the seats are empty?

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all you do is divide like this      225/250=0.9     and 0.9 is 90% so your answer is 90% hope i am the brainliest i need it to move up to the next rank 

250-225=25 seats empty. Place what you want/total=(25/250)x100=0.1x100=10% of the seats are empty.

Two cars leave Denver at the same time and travel in opposite directions. One car travels 10 mi/h faster than the other car. The cars are 500 mi apart in 5 h. How fast is each car traveling?

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The speed of one car is 'S'.  The speed of the other car is (S + 10).

In 5 hours, the first car travels (5S) miles, and the other car travels  5(S + 10) miles.

Since they're going in opposite directions, the distance between them at any time
is the sum of the distance that each one has traveled.

500 = (5S) + 5(S + 10)

500 = 5S  +  5S + 50

500 = 10S + 50

Subtract 50 from each side:

450 = 10S

Divide each side by 10

S = 45

S + 10 = 55

Let one car travel at x mph

The other car travels at x+10 mph

Their combined speed is 2x+10 mph.

Distance = 500

time = 500 /2x+10 =5

10x+50=500

10x= 450

x=45 speed of one car

The other car travels at 45+10 = 55 mph

During cooking, chicken loses 10% of its weight due to water loss. In order to obtain 1,170 grams of cooked chicken, how many grams of uncooked chicken must be used?

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Answer:

117 grams

Step-by-step explanation:

So this is a oddly phrased question but I believe I understand it. You need to find 10 percent of 1170 grams and that it 117. And for you information I did use calculator to prevent error so don't worry about that.

Cory has 15 die-cast cars in his collection. Each year his collection increases by 20%. Roger has 40 cars in his collection. Each year he collects 1 additional car.Part A: Write functions to represent Cory and Roger's collections throughout the years.
Part B: How many cars does Cory have after 6 years? How many does Roger have after the same number of years?
Part C: After approximately how many years is the number of cars that Cory and Roger have the same? Justify your answer mathematically.

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Part A:
For Roger: y=x+40
For Cory: y=15 (1.2)^(x)
where y is the total  number of cars each boy collects over the year, x as the number of years passed.

Part B:
For Roger: 46
For Cory: 44.79~ 45 cars

Part C:
Here, we are trying to find the number of years (x) where Cory and Roger have the same number of cars.
By equating Roger and Cory's functions, we can solve for x
x+40=15 (1.2)^(x).
Since we cannot solve the value of x directly, we use trial and error to estimate the year.
When x=1
41 \neq 18 \n
When x=2
42 \neq 21.6
When x=3
43 \neq 25.92
When x=4
44 \neq 31.10
When x=5
45=/=37.3
When x=6
46=/=44.8
When x=7
47=/=53.7

The years that pass by before  Cory and Roger have nearly the same number of cars is 6.

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Part A:

For Roger:

For Cory:

where y is the total number of cars each boy collects over the year, x as the number of years passed.

Part B:

For Roger: 46

For Cory: 44.79~ 45 cars