Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The hardware store has 200 paintbrushes. They order 9 boxes with 12 paintbrushes each. This means that the total number of paintbrushes that was ordered is
12 × 9 = 108
Therefore, the total number of paintbrushes that the store has would be
200 + 108 = 308
They sell 11 boxes that have 6 paintbrushes each. This means that the total number of paintbrushes that they sold is
11 × 6 = 66
Therefore, the number of paintbrushes left would be
308 - 66 = 242
The manager's estimate is reasonable. They ordered about 120 paintbrushes and sold about 60 of them so they should have about 60 more paintbrushes than they started with.
Shifting left can be expressed as addition of a number to x.
So,
F(x) shifted to left will be F(x + c), where c is any constant
So,
G(x) will be of the form F(x+c) or (x + c)²
From the given options, only option B lists such an expression.
So the answer is option B
Answer:
x=42
Step-by-step explanation:
2(x-8)=68
Distribute the 2
2x-16=68
Use the addition property of equality (add 16 to both sides)
2x=68+16
2x=84
Use the division property of equality (divide both sides by 2)
x=84/2
x=42
From the table, you know that Jupiter is further away from the sun. So if you subtract the distance of the shorter one, which is Mars, from the distance of the longer one, which is Jupiter, you woould get the distance of Jupiter from Mars.
4.84 x 10^8 - 1.42 x 10^8
= (4.84 - 1.42) x 10^8
= 3.42 x 10^8
Therefore the distance is 3.42 x 10^8
Hope this helped, if you don't understand what I was doing in the working, you can just imagine substituting a = 10^8, things will make more sense. As for what I was talking about in the huge paragraph above, if you're confused you can also draw it out.
Mary should make sure to choose a bank that is FDIC insured. Furthermore, if she has more than maximum deposit insurance amount to deposit, she should spread her deposits out among several separate banks. These should be totally different banks, not simply different branches of the same bank. The FDIC will insure up to the maximum deposit insurance amount at each bank, even if the bank fails.
