This is a 2 part question, so we will go step by step
Since Angel makes 13.50 an hour, and she works 40 hours a week, we have to make an equation and solve it.
First, let's make the equation, and we should multiply. Why?
Because finding out how much she made in a week would make it easier to find out how much she makes in a year. To find out how much she makes in a week, we need to add 13.50 40 times, and multiplication is an easier way of doing that.
Now to set it up, 40 is the number we are multiplying by (Because 40 is how many hours she works, and 13.50 is how much she makes in that hour)
and 13.50 is the number getting multiplied
Now we insert numbers into typical multiplication format
13.50 x 40 = ?
Now we solve
13.50 x 40 = 540
So she makes 540 dollars in a week, now we need to multiply that by the number of weeks they are in a year and we are done.
With a little help from Google, we can learn that there are in 52.1 weeks<span> in a common year.
Now we do the same thing we did the last time and insert our numbers into the equation.
(52.1 is what we are multiplying by, and 540 is the number that is getting multiplied.)
540 x 52.1 = ?
Solve
</span>540 x 52.1 = 28,134
She makes <span>28,134 in a year
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Hope this helped!
Answer:
I kinda forgot how to do ratios but i think it would be 12 and 5
Step-by-step explanation
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<em>12</em> <em>5</em>
Answer:
9 Model As.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let A represent Press A and let B represent Press B.
So, they own 14 total presses. This means that:

They can print 905 books per day, in other words, since A prints 70 per day and B prints 55 per day:

This is now a system of equations. Solve by substitution. From the first equation, subtract B from both sides:

Substitute this into the second equation: "

First, we can divide everything by 5 to simplify things:

Distribute the left:

Combine like terms:

Subtract 196 from both sides:

Divide both sides by -3

So, the company has 5 Model B presses.
Which means that the company has 14-5 or 9 Model A presses.
And we're done!
A term is a number or variable in a math sentence (such as an expression or equation).
Example:
a + 2b + c + 5
5 is a constant; a,b, c are all variables.
Answer: 119
Step-by-step explanation: if it’s 1:7,
then you’d have to do 17x7