From the list of colors: green, red, blue, and white, there are four colors. The concept that should be used in order to determine the number of 4-color code stripes that can be drawn in the sports car is the concept of BASIC PRINCIPLE OF COUNTING.
The equations that would best help us in answering the question is,
n = 4! (that is, four factorial)
For the first pick, there are four choices. When one is already used then, there are only 3 choices for the second color, and so on until the last color.
n = 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 = 24
Thus, there are 24 types of 4-color codes.
14 miles.....16hours
xmiles.......1hour
14x1=14
14/16=0,88 miles
<span>8(3x + 6) + 13---expand using distributive property
=24x + 48+13 ...combine like terms
=24x +61....simplify
answer is C.24x + 61
hope it helps</span>
Your question is missing the figure, so the figure for your question is attached below:
Answer:
shade 2 strips out of 4 to get fraction strip equivalent to Mandy's fraction strip
Step-by-step explanation:
As Mandy shaded the 3 trips out of the total six strips. It shows the fraction of 
and 
To shade the given fraction strip so that it represents a fraction that is equivalent to Mandy's fraction strip, we should shade 2 stripes out of 4 that is equivalent to 
i.e. 
My Fraction Strip is equivalent to Mandy's Fraction Strip because both are equal to
Answer:
The % increase is 7.179 but see the remark I made below. What I have given and what it could be is a rounding error. Less than 2 dollars error is not much when you are calculating something for someone just to show them how to do it.
Step-by-step explanation:
242,555 * x/100 = 259,970 Multiply by 100
242,555 * x = 259970 * 100
242,555 * x = 25997000 Divide by 242555
x = 24997000/242444
x = 107.179
That's the total increase.
What you want is 7.179%
If you take 7.179% of 242,555 and add it onto 242555 you should get 259,970
7.1797/100 * 242555 = 17413.02
17413.02 + 242555 = 259968.02
Why isn't it exact. I'm out just about 2 whole dollars. The reason is that the % isn't exact. It's only out to 3 decimal places which apparently is not enough. You can go over my numbers if you want more exactness us use something that is rounded to 7.180 if you like.
