The answer would be B. 48cm squared(2)
To solve: You need to figure out the area of the two parts by finding the area of each figure separately, so what I would do is make a imaginary line for the line to the left of the 6, after you do that you will have two different figures, then you do 6×2 to find the area of the first figure, then do 9×4 to find the are of the second figure.....that would give you 12 and 36. You then add both 12 and 36 together to get the awnser of 48cm squared....if you need more help I would be morw then happy to do so. Just message me back
Sosksl 35is40 is 40 times 0 is 3
Answer:
The answer to the question provided is 7.
Step-by-step explanation:
[I apologize if this isn't the answer]
Answer:
-9＞x
Step-by-step explanation:
5(x+4)＞2x-7
5x+20＞2x-7
5x+20＞2x-7
<u> +7 +7</u>
5x+27＞2x
↓
5x+27＞2x
<u>-5x -5x</u>
27＞-3x
↓
<u>27＞-3x </u>
-3 -3
= -9＞x
Find the common multiples:
Multiples of 6: 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48
Multiples of 9: 9, 18, 27, 36, 45
The common multiples are 18 and 36
The first person in line to get both free would be the 18th person and then the 36th person.
So she is correct that the 36th person would get both free, but they wouldn't be the first person to do it.
