Answer:
He will run 60 kilometers.
Step-by-step explanation:
285 / 95 = 3
20 x 3 = 60
Answer:
you start counting from left to right
when you want to calculate the difference you have to choose two numbers that are next to each other and subtract second one from first one and because the different between every 2 numbers in order are the same numbers we call it a common difference.
Step-by-step explanation:
for example for 4 :
1. we can choose two numbers next to each other like 1 and 1.1
2. subtract second from first like 1.1 - 1 = 0.1
3. 1.1 + 0.1 = 1.2
1.2 + 0.1 = 1.3
and ...
so the common difference is 0.1
Answer:
s = 10k + 30
Step-by-step explanation:
Cost of Adults ticket = $10 per adult
Cost of Ticket = $6 per child
Number of adults = k
Number of Children = 5
s = Total cost
Total cost = (Cost per adult * number of adults) + (Cost per child * Number of children)
s = ($10 * k) + ($6 * 5)
s = $10k + $30
s = 10k + 30
Answer:
Force= Mass×Accelaraion
F=m×a
But as The unit of accelaration is given miles per hour and the SI is meters per second sqaure we have to convert 10mph to m/s²
Thus, we have 10mph = 4.47 meters per second square. (i converted using scientific calculator)
So now we have,
2000N= m×4.47m/s²
= 2000/4.47m/s²=m
= 447.42
Thus the mass of the object is 447.42 (i am not sure of units)
He can give at most 2 adult haircuts with the remaining time
<h3>How many adult haircuts at most can he give with the remaining time? </h3>
The inequality is given as:
0.75C + 1.25A <= 7
Also, we have
C = 5
Substitute C = 5 in 0.75C + 1.25A <= 7
0.75 * 5 + 1.25A <= 7
Evaluate the product
3.75 + 1.25A <= 7
Evaluate the like terms
1.25A <= 3.25
Divide by 1.25
A <= 2.6
Rewrite as
A < 3
Hence, he can give at most 2 adult haircuts with the remaining time
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<u>Complete question</u>
Horace is a professional hair stylist. Let C represent the number of child haircuts and A represent the number of adult haircuts that Horace can give within 7 hours. 0.75C + 1.25A <= 7
Horace gave 5 child haircuts.
How many adult haircuts at most can he give with the remaining time?
