Tried my best here, but sorry if they are wrong
2. 15r - 7j
3. 4b - 2n
4. 12g - 4g = 8g
5. 8c - 5
6. 2(2b + 6j)
7. 3(2s - 5f)
8. 10c + s + 2p
9. 2a <3p
10. 5(a+b)
11. 1/2r + 3/4g
12. 10(b * f)
Answer:
30 tomatoes
Step-by-step explanation:
The number is 18 instead of 17 because you include John
18/3
<u>Solve</u>
6
Because we're trying to find how many TOMATOES John uses for every THREE people, we multiply by five LAST.
6 x 5
<u>Solve</u>
30
Answer:
1) 4+n<13
2) 11-n>17
3) n-8≥9 or n+(-8)≥9
4) 16<8n
5) n·5≤30
Step-by-step explanation:
Baker's Flour in kg
Y x x
A x x
X x x x x x x
I -----------------------------------------------------------
S 2 1/2 3 1/4 4 4 1/4 4 1/2 5
X axis
It would be 3.5 in each bag after the baker redistributes the flour. This is because the total flour would be 35 kg. 35 divided by 10 is 3.5 kg of flour in each bag.
Answer:
2998 ; 17%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the function:
t(c)=-3970.9(ln c)
c = % of carbon remaining ; t = time
1.) c = 47% = 47/100 = 0.47
t(0.47) = - 3970.9(In 0.47)
t = - 3970.9 * −0.755022
t = 2998.119
t = 2998
B.)
t = 7000
t(c)=-3970.9(ln c)
7000 = - 3970.9(In c)
7000 / - 3970.9 = In c
−1.762824 = In c
c = exp(−1.762824)
c = 0.1715596
c = 0.1715596 * 100%
c = 17.156% ; c = 17%
