Answer:
5 weeks
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's find how much money she saves a week by multiplying the decimal form of 60% and $70.
To get the decimal form of a percent you have to move the decimal to the left twice, like this: 60 ---> .60
Now that we have the decimal form of the percent we can multiply it by the 70 to find how much she saves a week:
(70)(.6) = 42
Therefore, Kendra saves $42 each week.
To find how many weeks it will take Kendra to buy the game system you divide $210 by the $42. Like this:
(210)/(42) = 5
All in all, it will take Kendra 5 weeks to save enough money to buy a game system that costs $210.
<em>I hope this helps!!</em>
<em>- Kay :)</em>
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Answer:
1) 70 for both of them
2) Plot A's range is 100-50 = 50, Plot B's range is 100 - 40 = 60 so Plot A has the lesser range
3) Plot B's IQR is 85 - 60 = 25, Plot A's IQR is 80 - 65 = 15 so Plot B has the greater IQR
4) A: 80, B: 85
5) A: 65, B: 60
6) 50
7) 100
8) Plot B, see #2 for work
9) 50% - 50% of data is always between Q1 and Q3
10) 25%
11) 25%
Dime value: $0.10
Nickel value: $0.05
For this word problem, you are asked to create an algebraic expression (an equation) for the unknown variables.
Now, we know that a dime is worth $0.10 or 10 cents and a nickel is worth $0.05 or 5 cents. So, all you would have to do is create an equation that takes those values into account.
5n + 10d
Your algebraic expression would be B. 5n + 10d
I hope this helps!
A=1/10, b=1/12, c=1/15 (these are the rates for each worker...)
1.)
2(1/10)+4(1/12)+t/15=1
1/5+1/3+t/15=1
(3+5+t)/15=1
3+5+t=15
8+t=15
t=7
So it would take c 7 hours to finish the job.
2.)
1/40-1/60
(3-2)/120
1/120
The drain rate is 1/60. So you will need to find t when the tank is empty, while starting at 2/3 capacity...
2/3-t/60=0
(40-t)/60=0
40-t=0
t=40
It would take 40 minutes to empty the tank when it is 2/3 full.