Question

Please Help

Answer 1

@whpalmer4 help plz

Answer 2

@whpalmer4 this is the question please come help

Answer 3

just line up the corresponding bits...a line segment connecting the first two points on the quadrilateral on the left will be congruent to a line segment connecting the first two points on the quadrilateral on the right, yes?

Answer 4

MC: XT
DP: QU
WD: BQ
CP: TU

Answer 5

@whpalmer4 COME LOOK

Answer 6

Just messing with you, good job! :-)

Answer 7

LOL you got me made LOL

Answer 8

Thanku

Answer 9

Ur the best, do you have time to help me with a few more?

Answer 10

I do, but I'm also in the process of making my lunch, so I may seem like I've wandered away for a few minutes at times. That's because I have wandered away for a few minutes :-)

Answer 11

Ok thats ok, if anything just tell me

Answer 12

So don't panic if I don't immediately respond, I will return and answer.

Answer 13

I'm making pizza :-)

Go post your question while I roll out the dough

Answer 14

Cool, what kind of pizza?

Answer 15

asparagus, I think! maybe a bit of sausage as well.

okay, what's the definition of an acute triangle?

Answer 16

besides one that looks like you ;-)

Answer 17

I think 11 is: D

Answer 18

yes, D is an acute triangle.

Answer 19

I think 12 is: 15

Answer 20

It could be. Which measurement on the other deck corresponds to the 15 feet?

Answer 21

um... 20?

Answer 22

How did you come to decide that 15 was a good choice?

Answer 23

lol the answer would be a deck with dimensions 10 by 15
15 is only measurement listed in answer choices...answer is 15

Answer 24

Okay, so the original deck was 20 by 30, if you think that 15 is the scaled down measurement, that corresponds to the 30 on the original deck. That's all I was wanting you to tell me :-)

Answer 25

so 15?

Answer 26

can u help me with more plz? few

Answer 27

yes, 15 is correct

Answer 28

ok

Answer 29

can u help me with these 2 that i just sent u

Answer 30

on to the next one. do you understand what is being asked? I had to reread the problem a few times before I figured it out :-)

Answer 31

Yes me 2

Answer 32

So, the measurement on the drawing is 6 inches, and we have various scales. For example, if one of them is 2" : 4m, then we take 6"/2" = 3, and multiply 3*4m = 12 m to find the size in real life.

Answer 33

Ok

Answer 34

wait for #9 or 10?

Answer 35

that was for #9

Answer 36

oh ok LOL

Answer 37

for 10, you need to know unit conversions. if there are specific ones you don't know, how could you find them out?

Answer 38

1: 0.5
2: 36
3: 27
4:8

Answer 39

that is what i got

Answer 40

no...

how many ounces in a pint?

Answer 41

I am talking about #9

Answer 42

oh, let me look, thought you were talking about 10!

Answer 43

LOL

Answer 44

oh, still not right. Let's take the first one. 1" = 6m. The diagram measurement is 6 inches. If 1" on the diagram represents 6m in real life, how much does 6" on the diagram represent in real life?

Answer 45

Ok so none of them are right?

Answer 46

helllo?? LOL

Answer 47

making my lunch, remember?

I think most of them are incorrect.

Answer 48

LOL and ok

Answer 49

Just work the problem again, you're in no danger of getting too experienced, I think :-)

Answer 50

LOL ok i will try

Answer 51

1inch: 6 metres is 6 x 1 inche to 6 x 6 metres 36 metres

3inches: 4 metres is 2 x 3inches : 2 x 4 metres = 8 metres

2 inches: 9 metres is 3 x 2 inches: 3 x 9 metres = 27 metres

12 inches: 1 metre is 0.5 x 12 inches: 0.5 x 1 metre = 05 metres

Answer 52

i got these answers are they correct

Answer 53

last one should be 0.5 meters, no?

Answer 54

otherwise, looks good!

Answer 55

ok thank u i am solving 10

Answer 56

i don't get 10

Answer 57

okay, for 10, you need to convert from 1 unit to another. 8 pt = ____ oz.

8 pt * 16 oz/1 pt =

Answer 58

128

Answer 59

no, 128 oz

Answer 60

of course

Answer 61

AND THE SECOND ONE?

Answer 62

well, do you know how many oz in a lb?

Answer 63

what country do you live in?

Answer 64

USA

Answer 65

okay, wasn't sure, because while your test refers to a US curriculum, you used a non-US spelling of meters :-)

Answer 66

so, if you don't know how many ounces are in a pound, you should at least know how to look it up.

Answer 67

1lb = 16 oz

Answer 68

very good. so that means we divide both sides of the equation by 16 oz to give us
\[\frac{ 1 \text{ lb}}{16 \text{oz}} = \frac{16 \text{oz}} {16 \text{oz}} = 1\]We can multiply by 1 without changing anything, so we have

\[40 \cancel{\text{oz}} * \frac{1\text{ lb}}{16\cancel{\text{ oz}}} = \frac{40}{16} \text{ lb} =\]

Answer 69

so D

Answer 70

THANK U HOW ABOUT THE THIRD ONE

Answer 71

Yes, D is correct. If you do unit conversions in this fashion, you have a built-in error check: if the units don't cancel properly, you know you've done it wrong. On the other hand, if you just multiply or divide by random numbers, you're never going to be quite as sure that you've got the right answer.

Answer 72

ok third one plz help i think it is a

Answer 73

Yes, a is correct.

Answer 74

OK THANK U

Answer 75

plz help with these 2

Answer 76

This is what i got for #7
1st conversion = D
2cd conversion = C
3rd conversion = A and,
4th conversion = B

Answer 77

okay, these are the last two.

kilo = 1000
hecto = 100
therefore to go from kilo to hecto you multiply by 1000/10 = 10

milli = 1/1000
deci = 1/10
to go from milli to deci you multiply by (1/1000)/(1/10) = (1/100) (divide by 100)

to go from milli = 1/1000
to liters (1) you multiply by (1/1000)/(1) = (1/1000) (divide by 1000)

to go from deka = 10
to centi = 1/100 you multiply by (10)/(1/100) = 10*100 = multiply by 1000

Answer 78

so the last 2 i got them wrong?

Answer 79

first one is multiply by 10, which is C
second one is divide by 100, which is D
third one is divide by 1000, which is A
fourth one is multiply by 1000, which is B

the last two you got right, the first two you got wrong

Answer 80

anyhow, I'm just telling you to do the conversions, matching them up with the correct answer choices is your responsibility.

for the final problem, convert the 4 millimeters to decimeters and then compare. or convert the 5 decimeters to millimeters and compare. should be the same answer either way.

my lunch is ready, time to eat! good luck!

Answer 81

OH OK THANK U and what about the #8

Answer 82

Ok thank you so much for everything and enjoy ur pizza bye