2. Y=x/5
3. G= f/h
5. B= m/f
6. D=b/8
I hope these are right for you
The only equation that works with x=-6 is A
Answer:
There are 400 possible zip codes in the Houston area
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to calculate the possible number of zip codes in the Houston area
We have 5 digits to form
77 is the first two digits ( this is fixed)
For the third digit, we are selecting 1 number out of 0,3,4 or 5
This means 4 C 1
The remaining digits can be any digits
We have 0-9, a total of 10 digits
The first will be 10 C 1 and the second last digit too is 10 C 1
So the number of possible zip codes will be;
4 C 1 * 10 C 1 * 10 C 1
= 4 * 10 * 10 = 400 possible zip codes
1/5 of a foot
Simply subtract the height of Pancho’s sandcastle (3/5 of a foot) minus the height of his sister’s sandcastle (2/5 of a foot) to find a difference of 1/5 of a foot, meaning Pancho’s sandcastle was 1/5 of a foot taller than his sister’s sandcastle.
