P = 50N + 2500 <== ur equation
for 23 copies...sub in 23 for N
P = 50(23) + 2500
P = 1150 + 2500
P = 3650 <==
Since we already know that there is a 25% chance to guess the correct answer to a multiple choice question, all we have to do is multiply .25 and 68 to get the expected amount of answers a student can possibly guess. We multiply .25 since it is the decimal form of 25% and 68 is our total questions.
.25 x 68 = 17
Therefore, a student can expect to guess 17 answers correct on a test with 68 multiple choice questions.
This is easy. He first earned $11 on Saturday and then on Sunday he earned some money. We don't know how much he earned, we just know he earned some money. Let's put the expression together. A good place to start would be the $11. Let's add eleven to the expression. And because he earned some more money, it's going to be addition. So currently, the expression stands at $11 +
And because we don't know how much money he made on Sunday, x will be the variable for how much he earned. So the expression will be
11 + x
Answer:
i just stole your points thank you
Answer:
£16.25
Step-by-step explanation:
Jon. £9 to nearest pound so £9.50
Ellie. £6.50 to the nearest 50p so £6.75. £
9.5+6.75 = £16.25
