I had 8 tampons this morning but 2/3 of the girls in my class got their period and now I’m out of tampons
It would be 30/48 but you still have to simplify it
5/8 is the answer
Answer:
$21.17
Step-by-step explanation:
Simple Interest=P(1+r)^t
Compounded Interest=P(e^rt)
SI=668*(1.0925)^5
SI=1039.64
CI=668(e^(0.0925*5))
CI=1060.81
1060.81-1039.64=21.17
So the difference is $21.17, thus doing compounded interest is better.
Answer:
If there are N students, the total cost will be:
C(N) = $500 + $5*N.
And we want the amount that each student pays to be equal or less than $15.
then:
C(N)/N ≤ $15.
Then the inequality that represents this situation is:
($500 + $5*N)/N ≤ $15.
Now, let's solve this:
($500 + $5*N) ≤ $15*N
$500 ≤ $15*N - $5*N
$500 ≤ $10*N
$500/$10 ≤ N
50 ≤ N
So the minimum number of students needed is 50.
Answer:
48 boys
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the ratio of Boys to Girls is 4/3, set this equal to X number of boys/36. Cross multiply so 36*4=144, and 3*x= 3x. So now you have 144=3x, divide by 3 to get x=48 boys.
