The answer is: " 312.5 " .
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<u>Note</u>: In the pattern given, each number is multipled by "5" to get to the number consecutive number.
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The pattern given is:
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" 0.5, 2.5, 12.5, 62.5, ____, ....." ;
Note: The first number in the pattern given is: "0.5" .
"0.5 * 5 = 2.5" ; and "2.5" is the second number in the pattern.
"2.5 * 5 = 12.5" ; and "12.5" is the third number in the pattern.
"12.5 * 5 = 62.5" ; and "62.5" is the fourth number (and final number SHOWN in the pattern).
To find the next number, we multiply "62.5" by "5" ; to get: "312.5" .
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Answer:
(a). 
; (b). <em>33 to 40 </em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Use "magic fraction" 
<em>(a).</em> Distance covered by runner is 33 yards
Whole distance is 40 yards
The portion of the race that the runner has completed is
<em>(b).</em> The portion of the race that the runner has completed is <em>33 to 40</em>
Answer:
The answer to your question is Yes, he can buy it.
Step-by-step explanation:
Data
Money saved = $35
Original Price = $42
Discount = 30%
Tax = 5 %
Process
1.- Calculate the price of the Video game with the discount
$42 --------------------- 100%
x --------------------- 30%
x = (30 x 42) / 100
x = $ 12.6
Price with discount = 42 - 12.6
= $ 29.4
2.- Calculate the price of the Video game plus taxes
$29.4 ------------------- 100%
x ------------------- 5%
x = (5 x 29.4) / 100
x = 147 / 100
x = 1.47
Price plus taxes = 29.4 + 1.47
= $ 30.87
3.- Conclusion
Bruce can buy the Video game because he saved $35 and the video game plus taxes cost $30.87.
It's basically multiplication by 3. 3x3 9x3 27x3 etc
Answer:
1. 6pi or 18.84cm
2. 20pi or 62.8cm
3. 13pi or 40.82cm
4. 9.5pi or 29.83cm
5. You calculate the circumference of a circle with the expression 2pi(r). r stands for the radius. You can also use pi(d), or pi x diameter.
7. You would use 2pi(r) to find the circumference of a circle when given the value of the circle's radius.
8. You would use pi(d) to find the circumference of a circle when given the value of the circle's diameter.
