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The amount of money each of Mr Mokwebo 's two sons; Tokelo and Refentse will get is R116 and R95 respectively.
<h3>How to write and solve equation:</h3>
- Amount needed to buy chocolate = R253
- Tokelo's money = x
- Refentse's money = x - 21
Total amount needed = Tokelo's money + Refentse's money
253 = x + (x - 21)
253 = x + x - 21
253 = 2x - 21
253 - 21 = 2x
232 = 2x
divide both sides by 2
x = 232/2
x = 116
Therefore,
Tokelo's money = x = R116
Refentse's money = x - 21
= 116 - 21
= R95
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Step-by-step explanation:
3/4 of 12
3/4 × 12 = 9
6/7 of 49
6/7 × 49 = 42
2/3 × 27 = 18
3/8 x 16 = 6
Answer:
acute base angle = 74° , obtuse base angle = 106°
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the large triangle is isosceles with vertex angle (top angle) is 32, then the bottom 2 angles would be same (let it be x):
We know angles of triangle add up to 180, so we have:
x + x + 32 = 180
2x = 180 - 32
2x = 148
x = 148/2
x = 74
This 74 degree angle is the base acute angle of the isosceles trapezoid (lower portion). We also know opposite angles of isosceles trapezoid are supplementary (add up to 180), thus
obtuse angle + 74 = 180
obtuse angle (base) = 180 - 74 = 106
Thus, acute base angle = 74° , obtuse base angle = 106°
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Answer: 864</h3>
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Work Shown:
There are,
- 3 sizes of coffee
- 4 types of coffee
- 2 choices for cream (you pick it or you leave it out)
- 2 choices for sugar (same idea as the cream)
This means there are 3*4*2*2 = 12*4 = 48 different coffees. We'll use this value later, so let A = 48.
There are 6 bagel options. Also, there are 3 choices in terms of if you order the bagel plain, with butter, or with cream cheese. This leads to 6*3 = 18 different ways to order a bagel. Let B = 18.
Multiply the values of A and B to get the final answer
A*B = 48*18 = 864
There are 864 ways to order a coffee and bagel at this restaurant.
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If you're curious why you multiply the values out, consider this smaller example.
Let's say you had 3 choices of coffee and 2 choices for a bagel. Form a table with 3 rows and 2 columns. Place the different coffee choices along the left to form each row. Along the top, we'll have the two different bagel choices (one for each column).
This 3 by 2 table leads to 3*2 = 6 individual table cells inside. Each cell in the table represents a coffee+bagel combo. This idea is applied to the section above, but we have a lot more options.
