Answer:
The ticket is bought for 28 students.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is given that the teacher is going to buy museum ticket for each students.
Total money spent = $182
Price of each ticket = $6.50
Let total number of tickets bought = 
We know that to find the total amount of money spent on ticket, we can add price of each ticket (i.e. $6.50) number of times.
OR
In other words, simply multiply the number of tickets with price of each ticket to find the total money spent.
Total money spent = 
We know that total money spent is $182.
The ticket is bought for 28 students
Answer:
1 a.) 2t – 2
1 b.) –9z + 4
2 a.) –2v + 3
2 b.) –13k – 9
3 a.) 7w − 2
3 b.) 10s
4 a.) 5
4 b.) –3p + 11
5 a.) –29x + 9
b.) 15v – 60x – 2
a.) 25n + 2
b.) –15n
a.) –71x + 4
b.) –15b
Step-by-step explanation:
- <em>NOTE: I am kind of confused about the way this question is formatted, so I tried to answer everything I could decipher.</em>
1 a.) –2t + 5t – 2 – t → 2t – 2
1 b.) –5z + 4 – 4z → –9z + 4
2 a.) 8v + 3 – 10v → –2v + 3
2 b.) –6 – 6k – 3 – 7k → –13k – 9
3 a.) –6 – 3w + 4 + 10w → 7w − 2
3 b.) 9s + s → 10s
4 a.) 6 + 8b – 1 – 8b → 5
4 b.) 1p + 6 + 5 – 4p → –3p + 11
5 a.) 4x – 3x + 9 – 6x 5 → –29x + 9
b.) 9v + 6v – 2 – 10x 6 → 15v – 60x – 2
a.) n + 2 – (–4)n 6 → 25n + 2
b.) 6n – 3n 7 → –15n
a.) –4x – 4x + 4 – 9x 7 → –71x + 4
b.) –9b + (–6)b → –15b
Answer:
2g/mL^3
Step-by-step explanation:
To find density, we use mass/volume. 40g is the mass and 20mL is the volume. 40/20 is 2, therefore, 2g/mL^3
Answer:
32/5
Step-by-step explanation:
To find this, we'll have to <em>divide</em> 4/5 <em>by</em> 1/8.
This is 4/5 / 1/8, which is 4/5 * 8.
That equals 32/5 :)
