Complete question :
Sue is planning a theme park trip for her husband, herself, and her three children. She has a budget of $500. Adult tickets cost $55 each, and child tickets cost $25 each. Which formula should go in cell B4?
Answer:
=E1B1+E2B2
Explanation:
Cost of adult ticket = $55
Child ticket = $25
Number of adult = 2
Number of children = 3
Assume :
Cost of adult ticket = $55 = E1
Child ticket = $25 = E2
Number of adult = 2 = B1
Number of children = 3 = B2
The formula that should go into cell B5 in other to calculate total amount :
Total should be :
($55*2) + ($25*3)
=E1B1+E2B2
Answer:
F7
Explanation:
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Answer:
See there are multiple ways to get a perfect shot of products to stand out but the most affective according to me are explained below :-
- Macro shooting - These are close shots u can say really close just to show the product more attractive and u can see these types of shots in every advertisement.
- Background shooting/shots - Opposite of macro shots.
- 3d shots - These are 360° shots.
Tip :- Use wide aperture like F2 and right aperture for right shots.
Hope it helps!
Answer: ANSWER is B I'm pretty sure
Explanation: hope this help
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Answer:see explanation
Explanation:
Hello, from your question I see that you need a program which based on countNum's value prints ready then all the numbers to 1 and finally go!, I'd appreciate if you provided information about the numbers after the example you gave as I do not know if they are to be printed too.
The solution I provide includes the countdown to 1 printing newline after each number and text. Try it out!
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
int countNum;
int i;
countNum = 22;
for ( i = countNum; i > 0; i--) {
if (i == countNum){
printf("Ready!\n");
}
printf("%d\n",i);
}
printf("Go!\n");
return 0;
}
