That will depend, you have to ask yourself first how many kilobytes one picture is. Let's just say that the size of one picture is 100 kb (which is the average size of a picture) Then first you multiply 100 kb with the number of pictures which is 43. Now you have a total used up memory of 4300 kb. After that, you minus the used up memory which is 4300 kb, to the total available space which is 32,834.5 and you will get an available space of 28534.5 kb. After that, you divide the remaining available space with the size of each picture. So this will be 28534.5 divided by 100. You will get 285. You can still take 285 pictures.
Answer:
x=771
Step-by-step explanation:
−771 + x = 0
x − 771 = 0
x − 771 + 771 = 0 + 771
The two numbers are -4 and -5.
Answer:
177 Students
176 Adults
Step-by-step explanation:
Adult - (A) $5
Student - (S) $3.50
Equation 1: A+S = 353 tickets
Equation 2: 5A + 3.50S = $1500
Sub equation 1 into 2:
5A + 3.50(353 - A) = 1500
Multiply: 5A + 1235.50 -3.50A =1500
Subtract 1235.50 and -3.50A from both sides: 1.50A = 264.50 and then divide:
264.50/1.50 = 176 Adults
Sub into equation 1:
176 +S = 353
Solve: 353 - 176 = 177 Students
Check: 5(176) + 3.50(177) = $1500
1499.5 rounded = 1500 = 1500 ✔
I hope this helped!
Answer:
The work done is 202.50Nm
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Required
The work done
First, we calculate the spring constant (k)
So:
The work done using Hooke's law is:
This gives:
Rewrite as:
Integrate
This gives:
Convert to Nm
