Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
(b)
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5 cm
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5 cm
5 cm
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1089
5 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
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well hope it helped you!
It's the same thing as before, A = BH
Remember A will always be some kind of Total, in this sense. Then you have to figure out what is the constant factor, that will be H then figure out what makes the constant factor vary. In this case it's the number of memberships since that can vary from week to week but her hours can not.
Like how you can vary the number of cans but you can not vary the price that they sell the cans.
It would cost 26 dollars because 3 multiplied by 8 is 24 plus 2/3 of 3 is 26 and that is the result of 2/3 of 3 being 2 dollars
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
For January, we can write the sales in matrix form for both the stores, where the first row corresponds to sales for San Francisco and the second row corresponds to sales for Los Angeles. The first column represents number of hardcover books sold, the second column represents the number of softcover books sold and the third column refers to the number of plastic books sold. So the sales matrix(S) for January is:
S =
Given that the bookstore maintained the same sales figure for the first six months of the year (i.e. January till June), the total sales for the six months can be calculated by multiplying the matrix S with 6. So the total sales (TS) matrix is:
TS = 6 x S
= 6 x
TS =
<u>The first row of the matrix corresponds to the sales in San Francisco and the second row corresponds to the sales in Los Angeles. </u>
<u>The first column of the matrix shows the number of hardcover books sold in each of the stores, the second column shows the number of softcover books sold and the third column shows the number of plastic books sold</u>.