Answer:
For the problem we have:
Sam had 14 people at the party.
The party lasted for 4 hours.
He paid $2 for each person's skate rental and 3 for each person's entry ticket.
Suppose we want to know how much Sam spent on the party.
But we do not know if the $2 of the skate rental are per hour or per two hours, or in total, for example, if the amount is per hour, then the total amount for each skate is $2*4 = $8, so in the case that the rental depends on the time, we can not solve this problem because we do not have enough information.
If the $2 are fixed (do not depend on the time that the party lasted) then the fact that the party lasted for 4 hours does not matter.
We can calculate as 14 persons* ($2 + $3) each = 14*$5 = $70, then you can see that in this case the 4 hours data is not necessary
Answer:
27 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
Let her work "x" hours for paperwork
Since, patrolling amount of hours is THREE TIMES that,
Patrolling = 3x hours
Total Hours = 36
That is including paperhour work (x) and patrolling (3x). So we can setup an equation in x and solve for x first:
x + 3x = 36
4x = 36
x = 36/4
x = 9 hours
Amount of Hours for Patarolling = 3x hours = 3(9) = 27 hours
So, she spends 27 hours patrolling
51. I checked the comments but I still didn't understand it, sorry :/
54.
(43+45+47+49)=184
They are all odd and they are in consecutive order (one after another)
Answer:
ncbdnifvdvdsovsv
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The only way of getting to 10 using 2x it should mean that x = 5
2 * 5 = 10
