Answer:
Both Scott and Tara have responded correctly.
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The area of a trapezoid is equal to
A=(1/2)[b1+b2]h
we have
b1=16 cm
b2=24 cm
h=8 cm -----> <em>Note</em> The height is 8 cm instead of 18 cm
substitute
A=(1/2)[16+24](8)
A=160 cm²
<em>Verify Scott 's work</em>
<em>Note</em> Scott wrote A = (1/2)(24 + 16)(8) instead of A = 2(24 + 16)(8)
Remember that the Commutative Property establishes "The order of the addends does not alter its result"
so
(24+16)=(16+24)
A = (1/2)(24 + 16)(8)=160 cm²
<em>Verify Tara's work</em>
<em>Note</em> Tara wrote A = (1/2)(16+24)(8) instead of A = (16 + 24)(8)
A = (1/2)(16+24)(8)=160 cm²
Answer:
$580
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
$200 + $380
Answer:
$580
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
On the day of the canteen, 800 coupons were sold, the price of each coupon was RM 30 and RM 50 respectively. The amount of money earned from the sale of coupons was RM30000. How many copies of RM30 and RM50 coupons were sold?
Let:
RM 30 = x
RM 50 = y
x + y = 800 - - - (1)
30x + 50y = 30000 - - - (2)
From (1)
x = 800 - y
Put x = 800 - y in (2)
30(800 - y) + 50y = 30000
24000 - 30y + 50y = 30000
24000 + 20y = 30000
20y = 30000 - 24000
20y = 6000
y =
Answer:
Liam has 3 whole pizza along with 1/3 of a pizza.
In decimal, Liam has 3.33 of Pizza.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Quantity of pizza with Martin = 5/6 of a pizza
Pizza with Liam = 4*Quantity of pizza with Martin
Pizza with Liam = 4*5/6 of a pizza
Pizza with Liam = 10/3 of a pizza = 3 1/3 of pizza.
Thus, Liam has 3 whole pizza along with 1/3 of a pizza.
In decimal Liam has 3.33 of Pizza.
The number of defective modems in the inventory is 20%⋅ 30 + 8%⋅ 50 = 10 (out of 80).
Note that the number of defectives in the inventory is fixed, i.e., we are not told that there
is 1
8 probability that a modem in the inventory is defective, but rather that exactly 1
8
of
all modems are defective. The probability that exactly two modems in a random sample
of five are defective is = 0.102
