Answer:
6 jellybean
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
Esmeralda received a bag of jellybean the contains regular flavored jelly beans and surprise jelly bean.
Consider the regular flavored jellybean to be = r; &
The surprise jelly bean.= s
From the bag, there are 40 jellybeans of which 15% is surprise jellybean.
Therefore the number of expected surprise jellybeans is:
= total number of jellybeans × percentage of surprise jellybean
= 40 × (15 /100)
= 6 jellybean
If 6 surprise jellybean is presented in the bag; then the number of regular flavored jellybean = 40 - 6 = 34 regular flavored jellybean
Answer:
3 * 10^3 in scientific notation.
3,000 in standard notation.
Step-by-step explanation:
We divide:
3.9 *10^5 / 1.3 * 10^2
= ( 3.9/1.3) * (10^5 / 10^2)
= 3 * 10(5-2)
= 3 * 10^3.
This equals 3 * 1,000 = 3000.
Answer:
195
Step-by-step explanation:
I would tackle this question with cross multiplying.
x 65
--- = ------
300 100
The 300 is the price the customer will pay and x is the amount Jill bought it for. Because Jill wants a 35% markup, that means she is willing to pay 65% what her customers will pay (100-35=65). so we put the 65 over 100 on the other side of the equals sign and cross multiply it out.
100x=19500
Divide both sides by 100 and you get
x=$195
So your answer is: The most Jill Roe can pay for a bedspread is $195.
Answer:
4) divide, 5) multiply, 5) divide
Step-by-step explanation:
4) you need to divide to determine the length each individual ribbon will be
5) you need to multiply the price of one shirt by three to find the price of three shirts
6) you need to divide the amount of dog food the dog will eat each day by the amount of dog food to see how many days the food will last.
