Answer:
4. the distance it travled
Answer:
$80 was on the gift card to begin with
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the initial money be x
Peter spent (1/2)*x
Peter added 10
<em>Before adding more money on the gift card Peter had x -(1/2)x left on the gift card which is (1/2)x</em>
<em>After loading more money Peter had (1/2)x + 10</em>
(1/2)x = 40 <em>(money spent by Peter)</em>
x/2 = 40
x = 80
Answer:
See explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 26 students at the class.
During a mathematics test, one student made 12 mistakes but everyone else in the class made fewer mistakes than he did. So, all other students made 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 or 0 mistakes (12 different possibilites).
Suppose that at most 2 students in the class made the same number of mistakes. Hence, at most
students satisfy this condition. If we add that student who made 12 mistakes, the maximum total number of students in the class could be
students.
But the total number of students is 26, so our hypothesis is incorrect, thus there are at least 3 students in the class who made the same number of mistakes.