Answer:
Aaron's bowling score is 30
David's bowling score is 54
Step-by-step explanation:
The variable representing Aaron's score is = a
The variable representing David's bowling score = d
The sum of their scores is 84.
= a + d = 84...... Equation 1
David's bowling score is 6 less than 2 times Aaron's score.
d = 2a - 6
Substituting 2a - 6 for d in Equation 1
a + 2a - 6 = 84
3a - 6 = 84
3a = 84 + 6
3a = 90
a = 90/3
a = 30
Hence, Aaron's bowling score is 30
d = 2a - 6
d = 2(30) - 6
d = 60 - 6
d = 54
David's bowling score is 54
Answer:
i think this is the answer not 100 percentage sure V≈84.82cm³
Answer:
do you have a question?
Step-by-step explanation:
At the beginning, there are 15 pigs without ribbons. one of the pigs receives a ribbon. how many are left ribbonless?
<span>14. when another pig is given a ribbon, there are 13 left. after all the ribbons have been given out, 3 of the 15 pigs have ribbons. </span>
<span>if any one of the 15 at the beginning is given a ribbon, there are 15 possible combos. for the second ribbon, there are 14 combos- but each of those combos has to go through the first 15. for the third ribbon, there are 13 combos, going through 14 and 15. </span>
<span>simply put, 15 x 14 x 13.</span>
