"which equation models the situation illustrated at the right? Let Q equal the distance across the quarter.
there's 4 choices
F. 1 2/3 + Q = 2 1/2
G. 1 3/4 + Q = 2 1/4
H. 1 3/8 + Q = 2 1/8
J. 1 3/16 + Q = 2 1/8
the picture is: */r/2hmik9j/4
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help?
Also, I know you're not supposed to post links, but there's no way to solve it without it.
To determine which equation models the situation illustrated at the right, we need to analyze the options and compare them to the given diagram.
Unfortunately, I am unable to access external images or links, so I cannot view the picture you provided. However, I can help guide you through the process of finding the correct equation based on the given information.
First, let's analyze the options and try to understand the problem:
F. 1 2/3 + Q = 2 1/2
G. 1 3/4 + Q = 2 1/4
H. 1 3/8 + Q = 2 1/8
J. 1 3/16 + Q = 2 1/8
To solve the problem, we need to identify the equation that relates the distance across the quarter (Q) to the given values on the right side of the equation. We need to find an equation that matches the given scenario.
Without the visual image, it is a bit challenging to determine the correct choice. However, we can analyze the options to eliminate some possibilities.
First, let's compare the whole numbers on the right side of the equations:
Choice F: 2
Choice G: 2
Choice H: 2
Choice J: 2
Since the whole numbers on the right side of the equations are the same for all options, we need to focus on the fractional parts.
Choice F: 1/2
Choice G: 1/4
Choice H: 1/8
Choice J: 1/8
Now, we notice that Choice H and Choice J have the same fractional part, which is 1/8.
Comparing the given fractions with the options, we can determine that Choice H is the most likely correct answer:
1 3/8 + Q = 2 1/8
However, since we don't have access to the image, it's essential to double-check the answer using the visual context. Make sure to refer to the image or any additional instructions provided and compare them with the equation.
If in doubt, consider seeking assistance from a teacher, classmate, or consulting the relevant textbook or study materials for guidance.