If David has 83 CD's, and each rack holds 25, then David would need 4 racks. 4 racks will hold up to 100 CD's, where as 3 racks would only hold 75.
I'm not sure what 'Lin' has to do with this equation, but if she has 6 racks full of CD's then in total she has 150 CD's.
Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
27 13/60
Step-by-step explanation:
What you have tried to do is not an impossible way to do it. What you could do is set your fractions and whole numbers like this.
( 7 + 1/10) * (3 + 5/6) I don't know if you know what FOIL is, but that is the way to proceed.
- First: (meaning the first in each factor ). 3 * 7 = 21
- Outside: (meaning the two terms near outside the brackets) 7 * 5/6 = 5 5/6
- Inside: The two terms closest to the * sign 1 / 10 *3 = 3/10
- Last: The two end terms (1/10 * 5/6 = 5/60 5/60
Now you can add. 21 + 5 is the whole number amount = 26
Add the fractions
- 5/6 + 3/10 + 5/60 The lowest common multiple is 60
- 50/60 + 18/60 +5/60 = 73 / 60 = 1 and 13/60
Add that to 26 and you get 27 13/60
I= Prt
I= 5000*0.05*5
I= $1,250
So she will pay $ 1,250 in interest .
I hope that's help !
Answer:
(8, 72)
Step-by-step explanation:
Here we have two separate equations for y: y = 9x and y = 2x + 56.
Equating these equations eliminates y temporarily; we get:
9x = 2x + 56, or 7x = 56. Dividing both sides by 7 results in x = 8.
Then, by the first equation, y = 9(8) = 72.
The solution is (8, 72).
