I think it’s the third one and the last two. I’m sorry if it’s wrong
If they together at the same rate for the same amount of time, they will solve 48 math problems,
From the question, we can see that two mathletes solve 32 math problems in a certain amount of time, this can be written as:
- 2 mathletes = 32 math problems
In order to determine the number of problems for 3 mathletes, this is expressed as:
DIvide both expressions:
Cross multiply
2x = 3* 32
x = 3 * 16
x = 48math problems
Hence if they together at the same rate for the same amount of time, they will solve 48 math problems,
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So we have 22 riders....each carrying 2 saddle bags.....thats (2 * 22) = 44 bags.....each saddle bag has 3 waters....(44 * 3) = 132 total water bottles
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(N)0.05 + (17-N)0.1 = M; M = amount of money I have.
Or 1.7-0.05N = M.
