The most logical answer is C, if you multiply the hours by the wages and then subtract the expenses you will reach C.
Answer:
2,4,8,16,32,64
Step-by-step explanation:
There are a couple of ways one could approach this. The goal is to find out the factor by which the numbers are increasing. Looking at going from 8 -> 16, we have either added 8, or doubled 8. So the factor is either +8 or x2. Going from 16 -> 32, adding 8 no longer holds true, while multiplying by 2 (doubling 16) does. To confirm what we have found, we can further check our math by using the final two numbers, 32 -> 64, to confirm that the sequence pattern is to double the current number to achieve the next number.
Working backwards, we can half each number to find out the first two numbers in the sequence. 64/2 = 32, 32/2 = 16, 16/2 = 8, 8/2 = 4, 4/2 = 2
okay lets foces on question 20. 3/20
all you need to do is times the dinominator into 100 so 20x5=100 and now you have to multipy the same number that you multiplyed the first one by so 3x5=15 so the anwer would be 15/100 and to put that in a decimal you need to see the number on top witch is 15 so your real ANWSER IS .15
So since they are similar
AC/BC=CD/CE
so
(66-x)/30=(x+4)/5
times both sides by 5
(66-x)/6=x+4
times both sides by 6
66-x=6(x+4)
distribute
66-x=6x+24
add x to both sides
66=7x+24
minus 24 from both sides
42=7x
divide both sides by 7
6=x
x=6 units
Check the picture below. You can pretty much count the units off the grid for its width and length.
