Answer:
50
Step-by-step explanation:
The total is 200 and 25% are juniors so u multiply 200 by 25%
Hope this helps
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Answer:
5 + x + 5 + x + x
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given 4 expressions and we have to determine which expressions shows a sum of five terms.
We use the process of elimination:
5(x + 5)
=5x+25 (distributing 5)
This contains sum of only two terms, <u>eliminate</u>.
5x
It contains only 1 term, <u>eliminate</u>.
5 + x + 5 + x + x
It contains 5 terms 5,x,5,x and x, <u>KEEP</u>!
5.
Only contains 1 term, <u>eliminate</u>.
With this said, were left with:
5 + x + 5 + x + x
Which is the correct answer! :)
Answer:
$15.00
Step-by-step explanation:
Suppose 1 rose bush costs r dollars,
Suppose 1 geranium costs g dollars.
Here are 2 equations:
1)6r+14g=146
3r+7g=73
2)r+7g=57
r=57-7g
Put 2) in 1)
3(57-7g)+7g=73
171-21g+7g=73
98=14g
g=7
r=8
7+8=$15.00
Hope I helped!
Answer:
1) Consider that he makes $1189 every two weeks engaged with work
2) An estimate of the opportunity cost of going on the fishing trip is $1450 in two weeks
3). If he decides to buy the truck, he has to work for about 7 weeks before going on the fishing trip
Step-by-step explanation:
From the given data
Total revenue from lawn mowing per year = 35 × 4× 5×20 = $1400
Similarly total operating costs = $2110
Total profit per annum = $11890
However total revenue per every 2 weeks = $1189
To buy the truck, sell his and go on the fishing trip it will cost = 5200-1500+250 =$3950 hence he has to work for about 6.64 or approximately 7 weeks before going on the fishing trip
2) Opportunity cost will factor in the cost of having someone work for him while away
The cost is = $250 + $120/day
Hence in two weeks it will cost him $1450
3) He has to work for about 7 weeks to be able to afford the truck
Answer:
<em>72 campers participated this year</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Percentages</u>
To determine x% of y, we must calculate x*y/100.
The number of campers that participated in Big Lake Camp during its first year was 40. We now want to know the number of campers that participated this year, if the attendance was 180% of the first year's.
The new attendance is calculated as follows:
40 * 180 / 100 = 72
72 campers participated this year
