Answer: At least 32 calendars.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since they already have $350 out of the $600, they only need to raise $250 more (600-350).
Each calendar is $8
To find how many calendars are needed to raise $250, divide it by $8 (250/8=31.25)
Since you cannot sell .25 of a calendar it would round up to be 32.
Answer:
Julian has <em>16 dimes</em> and <em>6 quarters</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's suppose Julian has q quarters and d dimes
The total coins are 22, that is
q+d=22
q=22-d [1]
The total amount of money he has is 310 cents which are made of 10d dimes and 25q quarters
10d+25q=310
Simplifying by 5
2d+5q=62
Using the relation [1]
2d+5(22-d)=62
2d+110-5d=62
3d=48 => d=16
q=22-16 = 6
So Julian has 16 dimes and 6 quarters
Answer: I really don't know yet.
Step-by-step explanation:
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K12 i just took the test and the answer is very simple the convert it to a decimal but in simplest form and the answer is 0
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The given expression for water bottles is
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The highest common factor of all the terms of this expression is
.
We now factor to obtain;

Hence the the factorization that represents the number of water bottles and the weight of each bottle is the one in option B.
The correct answer is B
We therefore factor to obtain,