Answer:
there is no answer
but ok
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
7.5
Answer:
21 and 22
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's work backward from that 81%: x/25 = 0.81 yields x = 20.25. Nominally, 20.25 / 25 = 0.81, but x must be an integer. Let's round 20.25 off to 20.
Thus, if Kalsom got 81%, it was a result of his having done 20 questions correctly.
81% corresponds to 20 questions correct;
82% to 20.5 questions correct, or, rounding up, to 21 questions correct;
83% to 20.75, or 21;
84% to 21 questions correct; this is the only result that makes sense (whole number of questions answered correctly)
85% to 21.25;
86% to 21.5;
87% to 21.75;
88% to 22 questions correct (this makes sense, unlike the last three)
89% to 22.25;
90% to 22.5;
91% to 22.75;
Assuming that the number of questions correct MUST be integer, then the possible number correct are 21 and 22, corresponding to 84% and 88% respectively.
3(x + 2) > x
3x + 6 > x
3x - 3x + 6 > x - 3x
6 > -2x
6/-2 < -2x/-2
-3< x
(When dividing by a negative, reverse the direction of the inequality side, reverse it EVERY time you divide by a negative)
ANSWER: -3 < x
Answer: 10x + 50
Step-by-step explanation:
lets say that x is equal to the amount of weeks that she runs. She starts off the first week with 50
Then, since she is adding 10 every week, you would do 10x, or 10 times the amount of weeks that she runs.
Since you originally started with 50, you have to add the 50 to the 10x.
So you get...
<h3>
10x + 50</h3>
For example
on week 2, if you plug in 2 to x you get
10(2) +50
20 + 50
70 laps after the second week
