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meriva
3 years ago
11

How many area codes (ABC) would possible if all three could be any value 1-9?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Leni [432]3 years ago
3 0

1-9 = 9 numbers

so you have  9 *9 *9 = 729 different codes

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Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose that there are P pears and A apples.

We know that:

"If 20 apples and 60 pears are sold every hour, there will be 80 pears when all the apples are sold."

Suppose that all of these are sold after N hours, then:

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20*N = A

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From the first one and the second one, we get:

20*N = A = 20*N = P - 400

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Now we can just replace the third equation into the second one, then we get:

60*N = A = P - 400

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80*N = P - 80

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Now, remember that we want to find the number of pears, so we want to find the value of P.

To do it, we can take the quotient of the two equations, so we get:

(80*N)/(60*N) = (P - 80)/(P - 400)

8/6 = (P - 80)/(P - 400)

Now we can solve this for P

(8/6)*(P - 400) = P - 80

(8/6)*P - (8/6)*400 = P - 80

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(2/6)*P = (8/6)*400 - 80

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Please find the photograph for the square root of 3.

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  2. Then we should find out the root of the perfect square which is less than 3. Here, 1 is the required perfect square root because 1 × 1 = 1 only which is less than 3.
  3. Now 3 - 1 = 2 and we are placing 2 zeros after it so that it will be 200. Now we have to add 1 with the divisor 1 which will be 2. Then we have to select a number to be placed beside this 2 in such a way that if we multiply this combined number with the new number, then we will get a number which is less than 200. We see that if we place 7 after 2 and multiply 27 with 7, we get 189 which is less than 200.
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