Answer:
The minimum number of daffodils in each bag have to be 12.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Grant bought more than 120 flower bulbs to plant in his garden.
He bought 2 bags of tulip bulbs with 30 bulbs per bag.
He also bought 5 bags of daffodil bulbs.
To find:
Least number of daffodil bulbs that could be in each bag = ?
Solution:
So, we know that Grant has more than 120 total flowers in his garden which means he has a minimum of 120 flowers in his garden. So, for calculation we will consider the total number of flowers in his garden as 120.
But we need to find the minimum number of daffodils in each bag so that all the flowers add up to 120.
Let the number of daffodils in each bag be ‘x’.
So, from the given information we can form the following expression.
Tulips + daffodils =120
The number of tulip flowers are:
=2×30
=60
Therefore, total number of flowers:
60 + 5(x)=120
5(x)=120-60
5(x)=60
x=12
Hence the minimum number of daffodils in each bag have to be 12.
The answer is 4.
Explanation:
Well, let's break this into pieces.
First, let's work on the first term.
3^8 = 6,561
2^-5 = 1/2^5 = 1/32
9^0 = 1
Multiply all those together, and you get 6,561/32.
Then, if you set that fraction to the power of -2, you get 1,024/43,046,721
Now, let's take the middle term.
2^-2 = 1/4
3^3 = 27
Multiply them together to get 1/108.
Then, set the fraction to the power of 4 to get 1/136,048,896
Next, let's focus on the last term.
3^28 = 22,876,792,454,961
Finally, we have to multiply the terms together.
1,024/43,046,721 · 1/136,048,896 · 22,876,792,454,961
This equals 23,425,835,473,880,000/5,856,458,868,470,016, which can be simplified (quite nicely) to a final answer of 4.
Answer: The answer would be choice C because there is a constant rate of change of 3 :)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
-3.9, 3 5/11, 15, 3.07x10²
Step-by-step explanation:
3.07 x 10² = 307
3 5/11 = 3.454545
15
-3.9
Least to Greatest:
-3.9, 3 5/11, 15, 3.07x10²
