I use the same website for school. And I’m doing this rn. All u need to do is basically get a comic strip (any) and print them (print 2 make one of them 3x bigger) then draw a grid on both then maybe trace them so it looks like u did it? I hope this helped.
Steps:
1. find a comic strip
2. make two copies on the same paper; one three times bigger than the other
3. draw a grid on both
4. trace the larger comic
The customer gave me:
-- a ticket worth $5
-- a ticket worth $2
-- a bill worth $100
Total. . . . . . .$107
I gave him:
-- some gas worth $17.01
-- a ticket worth $ 5
-- two $1 tickets $ 2
-- a ticket worth $ 3
Total. . . . . . . .$27.01
The total value of everything we trade has to be equal.
I owe him ( $107.00 - $27.01 ) = $79.99 in change
Answer:
5°C
Step-by-step explanation:
the temperature is 5°C because you would subtract the difference in temperature from the initial temperature
Answer:
9a-b
Step-by-step explanation:
1) 3 (5a - b) - 2 (3a - b)
15a - 3b - 2 (3a - b)
2) 15a - 3b - 2 (3a - b)
15a - 3b - 6a + 2b
3) 15a - 3b - 6a + 2b
9a - 3b + 2b
4) 9a + 3b + 2b
9a - b
Answer:
Let n be the number of 25 cent stamps.Then, 28 - n must be the number of 29 cent stamps.Tim paid $7.60 the stamps.
0.25n + 0.29(28 - n) = 7.60
This means that n stamps at 25 cents a piece plus (28 - n) stamps at 29 cents a piece sum to $7.60.Solve for m.
0.25n + 8.12 - 0.29n = 7.60
-0.04n = -0.52
n = 13
So, Tim bought 13 25-cent stamps and 28 - 13 = 15 29-cent stamps
Step-by-step explanation:
hope this helps:)
