5 pairs of black socks*2 because it’s a pair= 10 socks
4 pairs of grey socks*2=8
2 pairs of white socks*2=4
1 pair of brown socks*2=2
1 pair of blue socks*2=2
10 socks+8 socks+4 socks+2 socks+ 2 socks=26 socks in total
26/2=13+1 because you need to be sure you get one pair of socks. The smallest amount of socks you would have to grab to get at least one matching pair is 14 socks.
Answer:
Yes, she should.
Step-by-step explanation:
5% may not seem like a lot. Lets say she deposits $20 per month. That's $240 a year. Lets also say you keep this for 6 years, you'll have $72 from interest. The more amount she puts in the more she'll gain.
First, converting R percent to r a decimal
r = R/100 = 5%/100 = 0.05 per year,
then, solving our equation
I = 240 × 0.05 × 6 = 72
I = $ 72.00
The simple interest accumulated
on a principal of $ 240.00
at a rate of 5% per year
for 6 years is $ 72.00.
The GCF we factor out is 4a
8ab = 4a*2b
16ac = 4a*4c
12a = 4a*3
Each term has been factored so that 4a is a factor
Using those factorizations, we can use the distributive property in reverse
8ab - 16ac + 12a = 4a*2b - 4a*4c + 4a*3
8ab - 16ac + 12a = 4a*(2b - 4c + 3)
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Answer:
set mary is x years old, and helen is y years old.
first sentence:x=2y
second one:4(y-8)=x+4
bring x=2y in 4(y-8)=x+4
=>4y-32=2y+4
=>2y=36
=>y=18
=>x=36
mary:36
helen:18
