Answer:
A=52
B=48
C=45
D=58
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the variables just do 60 minus the number they give. For example, to find A, you do 60-8.
Hope this helps :)
Number one is A (2.) Bill should ask Sam to pay $407.97 as interest for the cash advance (3)<span>a) 213.85 sorry I don't know number four =(</span>
The two-way table is attached.
We start out placing 31 in the Total column beside the Don't Play Baseball row. We then place 16 in the Total row under the Play Football column. 20 goes in the Don't Play Baseball row under the Don't Play Football column.
Since there are 31 people that do not play baseball, and 20 of them don't play football, this leaves us with 31-20=11 that do not play baseball and play football.
There are 58 people total, so this goes in the Total row under the Total column.
There are 58 people, and 31 of them do not play baseball; this leaves us 58-31=27 total that play baseball.
16 total people play football, and 11 of them don't play baseball. This leaves us 16-11=5 people that play football and play baseball.
There are 58 people, and 16 of them play football; this leaves us 58-16=42 total that don't play football.
42 people don't play football, and 20 of them don't play baseball; this leaves us 42-20=22 people that don't play football and play baseball.
5 people play baseball and play football, and 22 people play baseball and don't play football; this gives us 5+22=27 people total that play baseball.
One pound of the item will cost 4.74 bill
Step-by-step explanation:
In this problem, we are told that Delia bought 4.5 pounds of fruit
and paid with a toa total bill of 20+5= 25 bill
and also she received a change of 3.67
this means that the item she bought cost 25-3.67= 21.33bill
now if 4.5 pounds of items cost 21.33 bill
then 1 pound will cost Xbill
cross multiply and solve for Xbill
X= 21.33/4.5
X= 4.74 bill
One pound of the item will cost 4.74 bill
Answer: 5 valid arrangements
Step-by-step explanation:
This depends on whether the boys or girls swapping places are considered unique solutions. I'm going to assume that is no, because there would be an unrealistic amount of solutions if it is true.
Assuming G = girl and B = boy, these are the possible arrangements.
(I will bold the valid solutions).
GGBBBB
GBGBBB
GBBGBB
GBBBGB
GBBBBG
BGGBBB
BGBGBB
BGBBGB
BGBBBG
BBGGBB
BBGBBG
BBBGGB
BBBBGG
Thus, there are 5 valid arrangements.
Hope it helps <3