Answer:
A. Eva
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that
The entire school, 250 students, went to the soap box derby.2 vans went to soap box derby and each van held 6 students.
To find the total number of students from the Math Club who went to the soap box derby, we need to add the number of students in each van, the number of times equal to the number of vans.
i.e. by adding 6 (i.e. number of students in each van) 2 (number of vans )number of times, we can get the number of students from Math Club who went to the soap box derby.
Number of Math Club students who went to the soap box derby = 6 + 6 = 12
OR
Simply, multiply <em>number of students in each van </em>with the <em>number of vans .</em>
6 
2 = 12
Therefore, <em>Eva is correct </em>about the calculations.
Answer:
b
Step-by-step explanation:
because i said so and because i am tired and tired and tired
the formula is a_{1}+(n-1) d
so a_{1} would be the first number in the sequence, which would be 13 in problem 9.
13+(n-1)d
then you put in n, which is 10 (it represents which number in the sequence you're looking for, for example 16 is the second number in the sequence)
13+(10-1)d
then you find the difference between each number, represented by d which in this case is 3
13+(10-1)3
13+(9)3
13+27=
40
Answer:
The most expensive she can buy is the soccerball
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Required
Using 
, what is the most expensive she can buy?
Subtract $15.32 from both sides
This means that she can not afford items that cost more than $13.68
i.e. the shin guards which costs $14.98
The items she can afford and their prices are:
The most expensive of them all is:
Hey once again !
I will explain you how to get the answer...
What I did is multiply $21,500 times 30 = $645,000
Then I multiplied $65,470 times 30 = $<span>1,964,100</span>
After I had multiplied, I subtracted the results.
$645,000 - $1,964,100 = $1,319,100
So the difference is $1,319,100
I hope I was able to help you out ! :D
