Answer:
6 containers needed
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
----- Size
----- Size
Required
Determine the number of containers needed
This question illustrates the knowledge of fraction and division.
To get the number of containers needed, we simply divide the total size by the size of the container as follows;
Convert to improper fractions
--- Approximated
<em>Greetings from Brasil...</em>
isolating a:
(a + b + c)/3 = z
(a + b + c) = 3z
<h2>a = 3z - b - c</h2>
Jasmine sells bracelet for "b" to a shop
The shop adds £6.20 to "b" and then sells it at that price. Therefore, the store's profit is £6.20 every time they sell one bracelet.
If the shop makes 80% profit on each bracelet, that means the £6.20 is 80% of the expense they incurred when they buy the bracelet off of Jasmine, in other words, 80% of "b".
So:
6.20 = .8b
b = £7.75
PART B:
Jasmine has 7 1/2 hours or 450 minutes to finish her duties for the fashion show.
For 15 necklaces that require 24 minutes each, that is a total of 15x24 = 360 minutes total to build the necklaces.
The show is 40 miles away. We assume she will travel the maximum 50 mph. So it will take her 40/50 hour or 4/5 hour or 48 minutes to get there.
She also allows 30 minutes for breaks. I'm not sure what this means, but I'm guessing she wants a 30 minute break somewhere in her day so she can get some rest. So we will include the 30 minutes as a requirement.
Therefore, it will take Jasmine 360 + 48 + 30 = 438 minutes in total.
She has 450 minutes available, thus she will be 450-438 = 12 minutes under the deadline.
C. (8,-2), (-2,5), (6,0) is a function, because all the numbers are different unlike A, B, and D those all have the same number either in there domain or range.
Answer:
1, 3, 4 5/1.2 8 maybe?
Step-by-step explanation:
