I think the best option is 24.
In this question, we're calculating how much you're going to need to pay in parking.
We know that it costs 50¢ per hour
We also know that you park for 7 hours.
Note: They're trying to trick you here with the $4 per day, you wouldn't use this information because you're not parking for the whole day.
Calculate how much you're paying per day by multiplying 7 by 0.50
7 × 0.50 = 3.5
Now, multiply how much you pay everyday (3.5) by the amount of days your'e working (5)
3.5 × 5 = 17.50
This means that you will be paying $17.50 for 5 days of parking
Answer:
$17.50
Answer:4-k÷6
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
1/4 = (5n)/(n +95)
Step-by-step explanation:
If all the numbers referred to are the same number, we can use n to represent it. Then, "the ratio of a number and 4 times that number" is n/(4n) = 1/4. "The ratio of 5 times the number and 95 more than the number" is (5n)/(n+95)
The equation for the problem can be written ...
1/4 = (5n)/(95+n)
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If you're a purist, you might leave the factors of "a number" in the first raio and write it ...
n/(4n) = (5n)/(95+n)
Solving this gets you to a quadratic form that has the extraneous solution n=0.
Answer:
7
Step-by-step explanation:
because if you add 10+7 17 17+7=24
