Answer:
1. 1 1/2 feet
2. 0.46
3a. 0.62 I'm not sure if this one's correct, it's worded weird
3b. -3.43
3c. 0.14
3d. -0.481
Answer:
4 books
Step-by-step explanation:
The cost for one used = $2.27
The question requires you to find the number of books that could be purchased with $10
Let assume the cost for a single used book to be $ t
If you have $ x in your pocket then the number of books you can purchase with $ x will be;
number of books= $ x/ $t.............................(a)
Applying this expression to the question;
$t= $2.27
$ x= $10
number of books = $10/$2.27 = 4.405 = 4 books
Answer:
The answer is C: cos(x)= 10/15.
Step-by-step explanation:
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How many bags he uses per customer
6 bags per customer
Answer:
x = 97.6
Step-by-step explanation:
cos = adjacent over hypotenuse
* multiply each side by x *
* divide each side by cos ( 55 ) *
we're left with x = 97.63302055
Our last step is to round to the nearest tenth of a foot
We get that x = 97.6
