Thats 1 and 2 , im not sure on 2 and i cannot do 3. For 3 a math program said 5
Answer:
he would want to pay 80
Step-by-step explanation:
if you think about it he wants to pay half of the amount he paid for last month so its basically a trial and error/ guess and check question so i started with 15 and went 15+30 because half of 30 is 15 so you would multiply by 2 so 15+30= 45+60, 60 being half of 30 45+60= 105+120, again half is 60 105+120= 225 once i found out 15 was not correct i then tried the number 10. 10+20= 30+40=70+80= 150
i hope this helps you
Her time was 0.02 seconds short of being equal to the 2nd fastest time. In conclusion, no, she was slower.
This is a GCF problem,
find the GCF of 36 and 27. To do this, list out the factors for each number.
EX 36- 1×36, 2×18, so on and so on. Then do this for 27. The GCF will be the greatest factor. In this case, that is 9.
So there would be 9 groups because that is the greatest common factor.
there would be 4 roses in each group because 4×9= 36.
There are 3 carnations in each group because 9×3 =27.
So 9 groups with 4 roses and 3 carnations.
Answer:
The answer is D.
Step-by-step explanation:
First you have to get rid of brackets by expanding :
Next you have to simplify by collecting like terms :
