Their running paths form the legs of an isosceles right triangle. The hypotenuse of such a triangle (the distance between Steve and Scott) is √2 times the length of one leg. Each has run 10 miles in the hour since they split.
They are running at 10 miles per hour.
Answer:
-39+5(-41)=244
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider 3 consecutive integers: (smallest) x, x+1 and x+2 (largest)
Five times the smallest means 5x
Sum of the largest and five times the smallest means x+2+5x
This sum is -244 means x+2+5x=-244
Solve this equation
x+2+5x=-244
6x+2=-244
6x=-244-2
6x=-246
x=-41
So, smallest number is -41, second is -40 and largest is -39
= -39+5(-41)=244
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Answer:
258
Step-by-step explanation:
Set up the two equations needed (x is the adult tickets and y is the student tickets)
x+y=372
6x+2y=1776
Solve by elimination
-2(x+y=372)
=-2x-2y=-744
Cancel like figures:
-2x-2y=-744
6x+2y=1776
= 4x=1032
x=258
Answer:
Multiply the ones. 9 times 83 is 747. Multiply the tens. 30 times 83 is 2,490. Add the products to get 3,237.
The rest of the question:
Which gives the correct order of steps needed to multiply the problem below? "83x39
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The steps to multiply 83x39
1) multiply the ones 9 times 83 = 9 times 3 + 9 times 80 = 27 + 720 = 747
2) multiply the tens 30 times 83 = 30 times 3 + 30 times 80 = 90 + 2400 = 2490
3) add 747 and 2490 = 747 + 2490 = 3,237
According to the previous steps, the answer is option 3
Multiply the ones. 9 times 83 is 747. Multiply the tens. 30 times 83 is 2,490. Add the products to get 3,237.
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