Question:
A customer buys bouquets of tulips and bouquets of roses for $40.25. The bouquet contained 17 tulips and cost $18.25. What is the price of a bouquet of roses?
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Required
The cost of a bouquet of roses
Since the customer bought a bouquet each, the formula to use is:
Make Rose the subject
<em>A bouquet of rose costs $22.00</em>
Explanation:
There may be a couple of reasons for this:
1. Each team represents a sample of the players in the league. The averages of (random) samples can be expected to have a standard deviation that is smaller than the population standard deviation by a factor related to sample size.
2. A team average will result from the players who are played the most. Each team can be expected to field players more often whose averages are among the highest. The standard deviation of a set of the top tier of players will necessarily be smaller than the standard deviation of the set of all players.
Answer:
Not Similer
Step-by-step explanation:
we can use the process of elimination, first AA isn't it because the corresponding angles arn't equal, next SSS itsn't it because we don't know the side lengths, and lastly SAS isn't it because we still don't know the side lengths.
Answer:
15/4, or 3.75
Step-by-step explanation:
all i really did was plug it into the calculator like so: (3/4)/(1/5) and thats what came out
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