<span>180
n is the number of games. In this case it is 15. Enter this number into the function:
b(n) = 12n = 12(15) = 180.
Simply put, 12 balls are needed for each game.
15 x 12 = 180</span>
I would minus 2 from both sides of the equation so that it becomes:
Home to 1st base = 90 ft
1st base to 2nd base = 90 ft
2nd base to 3rd base = 90 ft
3rd base to home = 90 ft
so we have a total of : (90 * 4) = 360 ft
there are 3 ft in 1 yd....
so in 360 ft, there are : 360/3 = 120 yds <==
or u could just figure it between each base....90 ft = (90/3) = 30 yds per base...and u have 4 bases....so that (4 * 30) = 120 yds
3/8x=6.
x=6*8/3.
x=2*8.
x=16.
Nicole started with 16 feet of string.
6 + 12 = 18
18/9 = 2
The answer is 2
Hope this helps
