Answer: <em>~subtract 1/3 - 5/6 = 4/3 but tats a improper fraction so then you need to simplify and there is your answer 3/4 simple i hope this helped have a nice day (❁´◡`❁)~</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
if you ate 1/3 of a pie that is 5/6 how much pie is left?
Start by making variables to represent each tire
S=all-season tires
T=all-terrain tires
Create equations based on what was given in the question
68s+125t=3926 (the price for each tire multiplied by the number of tires equals the overall sales price)
T=14 (14 all-terrain tires were sold)
Sub 14 into the first equation for t in order to solve for s
68s+125(14)=3926
68s+1750=3926
68s=3926-1750
68s=2176
S=32
I hope this helps!
Corrine earns an hourly wage on top of her weekly gas allowance for her delivery job.
Her weekly earnings can be expressed as:
Earnings = 40 + 7.50h
When h=0, her earnings will be 40
This constant represents, the fixed gas allowance she is receiving for her delivery job. 7.50h represents that she get paid $7.50 for an hour of work.
So, the constant term in the expression represent her weekly gas allowance.
Now I'm not completely sure of this answer but by my calculations the member can visit at least 36 times with $42.
H x 5=h5
h5/8
I think it’s this it also may be
(h x 5)/8
