Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
These ways are:
- The first die showing a 4 and the second die showing a different number
- The second die showing a 4 and the first die showing a different number
- Both dice showing 4s
The area of the trapezoid is the product of the height and the average of the two bases:
<span>30 (25 + 33)/2 = 30 (58)/2 = 30 (29) = 870 square yd. </span>
<span>But we want to exclude the area of the fountain. </span>
<span>Since it's circular its area is π times the square of its radius, or 16π square yd. </span>
<span>So the area of the park, excluding the fountain, is </span>
<span>870 - 16π square yd, </span>
<span>or about 820 square yd.</span>
Well, the answer would bee 1/10 for a simple reason: the 3 in 7.315 is in the tenth's spot while the 3 in 893.5 is in the ones. a one spot different that can be proven with logic.
Answer:
Let's call the first studio, yoga studio A.
Let's call the second studio, yoga studio B.
The equations:
Yoga Studio A: y=10x+55
Yoga Studio B: y=12.5x+25
So, for 12 classes:
Yoga Studio A: y=10(12)+55, y=175
Yoga Studio B: y=12.5(12)+25, y=175
These two numbers are equal, so Griffin is right.
For 10 classes:
Yoga Studio A: y=10(10)+55, y=155
Yoga Studio B: y=12.5(10)+25, y=150.
These two numbers are not equal, so Gigi is wrong.
Let me know if this helps!
