Answer:the smallest possible sum of the two numbers is 537
Step-by-step explanation:
Two three-digit numbers are made up of six different digits.
To interpret this, let the two three digit numbers be;
ABC and. DEF
The first digit of the second number is twice as big as the last digit of the first number.
Interpret;
D=2C
The first digit of the first number can be 1, the second digit 0 and the third digit 2.
102.
For the second number:
D=2C
The first digit is 4, second digit 3 and last digit 5 since no repetition of digits
435.
Answer:the smallest possible sum of the two numbers is
102+435= 537
The delivery driver has to make deliveries at 5 locations <span>among the 6 locations. </span>This means the order of the probability is important because the route he will take from A to B is different with A to C.
So, you need to use permutation for this problem. The calculation would be:
6P5= 6!/ (6-5)!= 720 different routes
Answer:
He can use the factors of 36 to determine the number of groups he can divide the class into such that they are equal.
The Factors (excluding 1) are;
2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18
Using these therefore he can divide them;
- Into 3 groups each with 12 people.
- Into 4 groups each with 9 people.
- Into 6 groups each with 6 people.
- Into 9 groups each with 4 people.
- Into 12 groups each with 3 people.
Answer:
Tax=2,520 dollars
Step-by-step explanation:
Summary of information:
total output = 3600 units per year
split into 18 equal orders
cost per order = $40
cost to store a unit for one year = $20
lead time (i.e. storage before shipping) = 5 days
Solution:
quantity split into 18 orders, so 3600/18= 200 units per order.
Order cost = $40 * 18 orders = $720 ..........................(A)
Storage cost:
Each order has 200 units, stored for 5 days = 200*5=1000 unit-days
storage needed for 18 orders = 1000*18 = 18000 unit-days = 50 unit-years
Total storage cost = 50 unit-years * $20 / unit year = $1000...........(B)
Total ordering cost = (A) + (B) = $720+$1000 = $1720
