Your 71,1482 doesn't make sense. But regardless,
let x = the other car's cost.
You know the total spent and the cost of one car. So logically, if you subtract the two you'd get the price of the second car.
You can do $38,295 + c = $71,1482.
Or $71,1482 - $38,295 = c.
Answer:
630
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
2 parts white paint
Step-by-step explanation:
Blue : white
3 : 1
We use 6 parts blue
3 *2 =6
So multiply each part by 2
Blue : white
3*2 : 1*2
6 : 2
She uses 2 parts white paint
An example scenario is:
Anthony goes to the gym for <em>20</em> minutes on Monday. Every day he <em>multiplies</em> his gym time by <em>2</em>.
On the fifth day, he will spend spend 320 minutes in the gym.
The formula used to determine the 5th term is,
a5 = 20 x 2^(r -1)
where r is the common ratio equal to 2.
