Tahmid has 96 figures, Sandeep has 1/3 of it so
96(1/3) = 96/3 = 32
Sandeep has 32 figures
Tahmid 96 ; Sandeep 32
How many must tahmid give so they have the same figures?
First take the difference of the two so we know how many tahmid can give.
96-32 = 64
now they each have 32 and 64 give or keep. for each one tahmid gives, he must keep one himself so to match the number they both own. so we divide the number of 2, one part to give, the other part to keep himself.
64/2 = 32
So, Tahmid must give Sandeep 32 figures to have equal number of figures of 64 each.
Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation:
so in this equation we have 2 variables, and we must figure out what those variables mean:
y: "y" is the total amount of money joe has after subtracting his debt from it
x: "x" is the # of months as the cost of each month(30) is placed just before this variable
as y is the total amount of money joe has we need to substitute it for 230 to figure out how long it took for joe to recieve that much money
230=30x-250
480=30x
x=16
it took joe 16 months to get $230
both (0,350) and (250,700) fall in the shaded are
and check:
350 *3 = 1050, which is more than 1000 and more than double the amount of hotdogs ( 0)
700 *3 = 2100, so over 1000 and more than double the amount of hotdogs(250*2=500)
so those 2 are correct
Answer:
21
Step-by-step explanation:
why do you use points when you could literally just search it up
So it’s saying that the following set in roster form: (1) N = (x :x is an odd number, 21< × ≤ 35,×€ N)?
It seems to be that the Roster form would do not do anything but the thing is that this listing would give us the output of a set from this problem.
Your answer would be, N = Set of Odd Numbers such that x is greater than 21 and less than or equal to 35 = {23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35}.
