<span>You only need an estimate? Great. Think of the necessary material as 6 yards, so ten costumes would take 60 yards. Then think of the fabric on hand as 240 yards, so taking 60 yards away from that would leave [an estimated] 180 yards of fabric.
For an equation, use:
F" = F' - 5.8 C
Where F' is the initial fabric stock, F" is the remaining fabric, and C is the count of costumes.
In exact numbers, the formula works out to:
F" = 238.2 - (5.8 * 10)
F" = 180.2
The estimate was very close.
Good luck.</span>
432
I know this bc if you do the equation is gonna be 3•8•2•9 then it will be 24•2•9 then it’s gonna be 48•9 to get 432 as your answer
Answer:
It's the second option:
0 and 3 are both solutions.
Step-by-step explanation:
h = √(3h) Square both sides:
h^2 = 3h
h^2 - 3h = 0
h(h - 3) = 0
h = 0, 3.
If we plug h = 0 into the original equation:
0 = √(3*0) = 0 so this is a root.
x = 3:
3 = √(3*3) = 3 so this is also a root.
5 + 2(2) = 5 + 4
5 + 4 = 9
The solution is 9
3.5847146e+20
:)))))))))))))