Answer:
Capacity of old tank = 1650 barrels.
Capacity of new tank = 2000 barrels.
Explanation:
Let a be the capacity of old tank and b be the capacity of new tank.
A company added a new oil tank that holds 350 barrels of oil more than its old oil tank.
So we have b - a = 350 ----------------------equation 1
Together they hold 3650 barrels of oil
a + b = 3650 ----------------------equation 2
equation 1 + equation 2
2b = 3650 + 350 = 4000
b = 2000 barrels.
Substituting in equation 1
2000 - a = 350
a = 1650 barrels.
Capacity of old tank = 1650 barrels.
Capacity of new tank = 2000 barrels.
Answer:
$28.12
Step-by-step explanation:
$9.19 x 40 = $367.60 x 7.65% = $28.12
The answer is B.2
You have to go up 2 and a cross 1 which would look like 2/1 and that equals 2 basically
I don't either it is quite hard to be fair
