Which of the following is the appropriate unit of a measure to express the weight of a mobile phone?

A dependent variable is one that depends on the independent variable. An independent variable is one that when changed result in a change of another variable.

In this problem, if we change the brand of laptop, tax rate, and memory size, the price of the laptop changes. Thus, the cost of the laptop is the dependent variable.

we are asked to find the number of gallons a full tank can hold. A full tank is equivalent to 1.

Convert the mixed fraction into proper fraction as follows

(2frac{2}{5}=frac{left(2ast5 ight)+2}{5}=frac{10+2}{5}=frac{12}{5})

If we let x be the number of gallons in full tank, and setting up the proportion equation with the number of gallons on the numerator and fraction of tank on denominator as follows.

(frac{x gallons}{1 full tank}=frac{frac{12}{5} gallons}{frac{4}{7}full tank})

Cross-multiply to find the value of x.

(frac{x }{1 full tank}=frac{frac{12}{5} gallons}{frac{4}{7}full tank})

(x astfrac{4}{7}full tank=frac{12}{5} gallonsast1 full tank)

(x =frac{frac{12}{5} gallonsast1 full tank}{frac{4}{7}full tank}=frac{12}{5}divfrac{4}{7} gallons=frac{12}{5}astfrac{7}{4}gallons=frac{21}{5}gallons)

Converting 21/5 to a mixed fraction is 4 1/5. Thus, when the tank is full, it holds 4 1/5 gallons of water.

C organizes the collection correctly.

To find the cheapest option, we find the amount the consume will spend for each option given.:

• 2 packs of Orange and 1 pack of Cream Soda will cost $16+$5= $21
• 3 Packs of Orange will cost $16+$12=$28
• 2 packs of Root Beer and 1 pack of Cream Soda will cost 2($15)+$7=$37
• 5 packs of cream Soda will cost 5($7)=$35

From the above evaluation, the cheapest option will cost the consumer $21. Thus, buying 2 packs of Orange and 1 pack of Cream Soda will be cheaper to purchase compared to other options.

A. A=w(2w+1)

Explanation

The area of a rectangle is given by the formula:

A=length×width

Given that the length is one more than twice the width, we can express it as:

Length=2w+1

The width is simply w.

Now, substituting these into the area formula:

A=w(2w+1)

Thus, the correct answer is:

A=w(2w+1)

We follow the order of operations to solve the given expression. The order of operations is PEMDAS:

• Parentheses
• Exponents
• Multiplication and Division (in order from left to right)
• Addition and Subtraction (in order from left to right)

First, we start with the numerator and solve it as follows

[3(6+5*4)]

We start with multiplication in parenthesis, 5*4=20. The expression becomes

[3(6+20)]

Then, we conduct the addition in parenthesis 6+20=26. Then, the expression becomes

[3(26)]=3*26=78

Now, we solve for denominator, which is 26/2=13.

Thus, the expression is reduced into

The expression reduces into 6.

Here we utilize the dimensional analysis of units of measurement of length to convert yards to cm as follows

9 yards is equal to 822.96 cm, which is about 823 cm.

Before finding the greatest number from the data set, the numbers need to be in fraction form.

-0.5=-5/10

-1.5=-15/10

The set of numbers becomes -2/3, -5/10, -15/10, -4/9

Now the least common denominator for 3, 10, and 9 is 90, which will be used to multiplied by the given fractions as follows:

-2/3*90=-60

-5/10*90=-45

-15/10*90=-135

-4/9*90=-40

From the above evaluations, the resulting numbers arranged from the smallest to the largest is -135, -60, -45, -40. Thus, the greatest number from the data set is -40, with a corresponding fraction of -4/9.

The percentage change in weight is found in three steps below:

Absolute change in weight=final weight-initial weight

Absolute change in weight=(left|120-153 ight|=left|-33 ight|=33)

Relative change in weight=(frac{absolute change}{initial weight}=frac{33}{153}=0.216)

Percent change=relative change * 100%

Percent change=0.216*100%=21.6%

The percent change in weight lost is 21.6 %, which is about 22%.

Given:

• 2 teaspoons of baking powder for every ½ cup of flour.
• We are using 5 cups of flour.

Step 1: Determine how many teaspoons are needed per cup of flour.

Since the recipe calls for 2 teaspoons for every ½ cup of flour, the number of teaspoons required for 1 full cup of flour would be:

2 teaspoons×2=4 teaspoonspercup.

Step 2: Calculate how many teaspoons are needed for 5 cups of flour.

Now, multiply the number of teaspoons needed for 1 cup of flour by 5:

4 teaspoonspercup×5 cups=20 teaspoons.

Thus, the number of teaspoons of baking powder needed for 5 cups of flour is 20 teaspoons.

Therefore, the correct answer is D. 20 tsp.