Answer:
68.6
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the initial ratio of 24 points out of 35 possible points, you can set up a proportion (equivalent ratios) to find the expected number of points math students would ear on a test of 100 possible points:
Where 'x' is the number of points earned on the 100 point test.
Cross-multiply: 35x = 24(100) or 35x = 2400
Divide both sides by 35: 35x/35 = 2400/35
Solve for x: x = 68.6
Answer:
$250
Step-by-step explanation:
The numbers in the table indicate a proportional relationship between earnings and hours worked. Among other things, that means you can find the earnings for 20 hours by using any table values that sum to 20 hours.
For example, 9 hours + 11 hours = 20 hours, so the earnings would be ...
$112.50 +137.50 = $250.00 . . . for 20 hours
You could also use 4×5 hours = 20 hours, so ...
4×$62.50 = $250 . . . for 20 hours
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Or, you can figure ...
$37.50/(3 h) = $12.50/h
so the pay for 20 hours is ...
(20 h)×($12.50/h) = $250.00
Answer:
6(x-3y+6)
Step-by-step explanation:
