On his first turn he moves one fifth of one hundred what is equal to twenty on second turn he moves twenty less one fourth of twenty what is equal to fifteen. In last time he moves eleven fourths of twenty what is equal to fifty five. Then 3rd turn he has moved ninety spaces
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Answer:
3 times more.
Step-by-step explanation:
The odds of landing a dart in any of the circles correspond to the surface area of the circle.
Calculate the surface area of both circles:
The formula for the area of a circle is
.
- inner circle:

- for the outer circle, use the formula then subtract the value of the inner circle, to find the remaining area:

Calculating greater chance:
Divide the larger area by the smaller area:

That means that the area of the outer circle is 3 times larger, making it 3 times more likely to hit the outer circle. Therefore the points for hitting the inner circle should be 3 times more.
Answer:
AM = 900
CI = 500
I have to be honest, this is the most ridiculously worded question of this type that I have ever seen... ask you teacher, why it was so important to force you to solve it using only one variable?
Step-by-step explanation:
(AM) + (1400-AM) = 1400
2(AM) + 3(1400 - AM) = 3300
2AM + 4200 -3AM = 3300
-AM = -900
AM = 900
CI = 500