Sadly, the answer to your question is 'No'. The work written under
the problem on the paper is not correct ... because you tried to do
too much !
You can't combine 'm' terms with 'n' terms or with plain numbers.
They all need to stay separate all the way to the end.
So, actually, your first written line is the answer . . . <em>7m - 35 + 3n</em>
That's as far as you can go. You can't combine these terms. Stop there !
Answer:
d = 27
Step-by-step explanation:
Let price = p
Number of diamonds = d
Weigh of gold = w
Hence,
P α d^1/3w
P = kd^1/3 * w
k = proportionality constant
P = 10000 ; d = 64 ; w = 15
We can obtain the value of k
10000 = k * 64^1/3 * 15
10000 = k * 4 * 15
10000 = 60k
k = 10000 / 60
Hence,
P = (10000/60)*d^(1/3)*g
To find the number of d ; when P = 10500 ; g = 21
10500 = (10000/60)*d^1/3 * 21
10500 = 3500 * d^1/3
10500 / 3500 = d^1/3
3 = d^1/3
3³ = d
27 = d
Answer:
Sum of the areas of two shaded regions = 100 unit² (Approx.)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Radius of circle = 6 units
Angle of one unshaded area = 160'
Find:
Sum of the areas of two shaded regions
Computation:
Angle of one shaded area = 180' - 160'
Angle of one unshaded area = 20'
Sum of the areas of two shaded regions = 2[θ/360][πr²]
Sum of the areas of two shaded regions = 2[160/360][(3.14)(6)²]
Sum of the areas of two shaded regions = 2[160/360][(3.14)(36)]
Sum of the areas of two shaded regions = 2[160/360][(3.14)(36)]
Sum of the areas of two shaded regions = [0.888][113.04]
Sum of the areas of two shaded regions = 100.46
Sum of the areas of two shaded regions = 100 unit² (Approx.)
Answer:
$1,700.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since Cándido normally pays $ 875 for bodily injury and property damage insurance, and his insurance company increases premiums by 150% for 1 accident, 200% for 2-3 accidents, and 250% for 4 accidents, to find his premium for the year after he has three accidents to the nearest dollar, the following calculation must be performed:
875 x 200 / 100 = X
875 x 2 = X
1,700 = X
Therefore, his premium for the year after he has three accidents is $1,700.
We can use a variable equation to solve this. Let A represent alan's age, B represent bob's age, and C represent Cindy's age. So Bob's age would be Alan's age - 5, or a -5 = B. Then Bob's age would be double Cindy's age, so that means 2 multiplied by Cindy's age = Bob's age, or 2C = B. Your two equations are:
A - 5 = B
2C = B
Also a third equation that helps is A + B + C = 20.
Finally, here are the ages.
Alan = 11 years old
Bob = 6 years old
Cindy = 3 years old.
PS: Sorry, I'm not that good at explaining things, but here are the answers
