Question:
Jordyn, Teri, and Morgan are going to have a kite-flying contest. Jordyn and Teri each have one roll of kite string. They also each have 45 yards of extra string. Morgan has three rolls of kite string plus 10 yards of extra string. All the rolls of string are the same length. The girls want to see who can fly their kite the highest.
Since Jordyn and Teri have fewer rolls of kite string, they decide to tie their string together, so their kite can fly higher. Write at least two expressions to show how much kite string Jordyn and Teri have. Let x represent the number of yards of string on one roll.
Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:
From the complete question, we have:
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<u>Morgan</u>
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Required
Expression for Jordyn and Morgan
Let the total kite by Jordyn and Teri be represented with y
This is calculated as:

This gives:

1 roll is represented with x.
So:


This can be rewritten as:

Answer: Hi!
To find the answer for question 24, we would first find the square root of 20 and 5. The square root of 20 is about 4.47 (I used a calculator for convenience) and the square root of 5 is about 2.24. Now we need to add these:
4.47 + 2.24 = 6.71
Now we divide 30 by this:
30/6.71 = 4.47
Now, we'll evaluate the answer choices.
a) is equal to 1.49
b) is equal to 13.4
c) is equal to 4.47
d) is equal to 26.88
The answer choice that is correct is c, because it is what we got for the problem that we were supposed to solve in the beginning.
Hope this helps!