Answer:
714
Step-by-step explanation:
So lets go over what we know.
The bus only goes for 6 hours each day.
So lets just think of a full day as 6 hours.
Each day(6 hours), 4284 passangers ride the bus.
To find passangers per hour, we must divide the total passangers by the total hours.
This is 4284(total passangers) divided by 6(total hours):
4284/6
=
714
So each hour, there are 714 passangers.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
−
53.23
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is 9x + 7 y 
147 where Ashley works for x hours as lawn mower and y hours as babysitter per week.
Step-by-step explanation:
Ashley works in two different jobs namely mowing lawns and babysitting.
Let Ashley mow lawn for x hours and babysit for y hours in a week.
Ashley's earning for every hour she mow is $ 9. Total earning mowing lawn is $ 9x.
Ashley earns $7 for every hour she babysit. Total earning babysitting is $ 7y.
Total earning per week $ (9x + 7y).
Ashley's earning per week is at least $147.
∴ The required inequality to describe the above case is 9x + 7 y 147.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the point-slope formula.
y - y_1 = m(x - x_1) .... x_1 = 3 and y_1 = - 1
m is the slope to x - 3y = 9 because (lines are parallel )
calculate : m by equation x - 3y = 9 :
x = 3y +9
divid by : 3 1/3 x = y + 3
y = (1/3) x - 3 so : m = 1/3
an equation parallel to x - 3y = 9 that passes through the point ( 3, -1 ) is :
y +1 = (1/3)(x - 3)
<em>What we know: </em>
200 ice cream scoops sold in one day
$1 for Single scoop
$1.25 for Double scoop
Proceeds $221.75
<em>What we want to know:</em>
We want to account for Double scoops($1.25) and Single scoops($1) and end up with exactly <u><em>200 ice cream scoops.</em></u> So if we have exactly 200 how many of each cone were sold.
<em>Reference:</em>
100 x $1= $100
100 x $1.25= $125
200 x $1= $200
200 x $1.25= 250
<em>Work:</em>
So using the reference above we can see that if you split 200 even we get $225 which is very close to $221.75.
So $225-$221.75= 3.25
If we have 117 and 83 we get 220.75 so how do we get that 1 dollar more. tax i guess....
