Twilight was liked by half the class because if you add up the number of students you get 24 and half of 24 is 12
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Answer:
C. 3 eggs
Step-by-step explanation:
Mr. Niles used 5/12 of a carton of eggs to make breakfast Saturday. He used 2/12 of the carton on Sunday. How many more eggs did he use on Saturday?
A. 7 eggs
B. 4 eggs
C. 3 eggs
D. 1 egg
A carton of egg = 12 eggs
Saturday
5/12 of a carton of egg
= 5/12 × 12
= 5 eggs
Mr. Niles used 5 eggs on Saturday
Sunday:
2/12 of a carton of egg
= 2/12 × 12
= 2 eggs
Mr. Niles used 2 eggs on Sunday
How many more eggs did he use on Saturday?
= 5 eggs - 2 eggs
= 3 eggs
C. 3 eggs
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Remark
The first step is the critical one. Take the base and raise it to x. Then take the log of the base and the number whose log you need. x (the power)is brought down and the logs divided.
2^x = 1024
log 2^x = log(1024)
x log(2) = log(1024)
x * 0.30102 = 3.0102
x = 30102/0.30102
x = 10
You could use the e system to solve this as well
2^x = 1024
ln(2^x) = ln(1024)
x * ln(2) = ln(1024)
x 0.6931 = 6.9315
x = 6.9315/0.69315
x = 9.999959
x = 10
So with the problem the equation for answering these would be “1.50t+4=c” so to plug in the variable for t would be 0, 1, 2, 3, etc. and the variable c would be the answer of solving the equation with the plugged in number
1.50(0)+4= $4.00
1.50(1)+4= $5.50
1.50(2)+4= $7.00
1.50(3)+4= $8.50
Answer: -6a - 35b + 48c
Step-by-step explanation: