Answer:
C.) $2.00 per pound
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75/3000=x/4000
times both sides by 1000
75/3=x/4
times both sides by 4
300/3=x
100=x
answer is 100 hours
For this case we have:
: Let the variable representing the first odd number
: Let the variable representing the consecutive odd number at x.
According to the statement we have:

We found the solution by factoring:
We look for two numbers that, when multiplied, result in -63 and when added, result in 2. These numbers are +9 and -7.

Thus, we have:

Therefore the solutions are:

We choose the positive value, so we have:

Answer:
The largest number is 9
10 juniors are running for 4 positions.
There are ten people who can get into the first spot
Nine people for the second
8 people for the third
7 for the fourth
10x9x8x7= 5040 different ways.
For the sophomores: 12x11x10x9x8= 95040
However, the positions are identical which means that the order doesn't matter. (There's a difference between A getting postion 1, B for 2, C for 3, D for 4 and B for 1, A for 2, C for 3, D for 4)
There are 5 identical positions, therefore we divide this by 5! (5x4x3x2x1)= 120
95040/120= 792
Juniors have 5040 positions, sophomores have 792
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To find the total, just add 15 and 12 to get 27. Since it's asking for the ratio of girls to total, the ratio is 12 (girls):27 (total students)