The answer is 59,375 there hope this helps
You want to find values of v (number of visors sold) and c (number of caps sold) that satisfy the equation
... 3v + 7c = 4480
In intercept form, this equation is
... v/(1493 1/3) + c/640 = 1 . . . . . divide by 4480
Among other things, this tells us one solution is
... (v, c) = (0, 640)
The least common multiple of 3 and 7 is 21, so decreasing the number of caps sold by some multiple of 3 and increasing the number of visors sold by that same multiple of 7 will result in another possible solution.
The largest multiple of 21 that is less than 4480 is 213. Another possible solution is (0 +213·7, 640 -213·3) = (1491, 1)
We can also pick some number in between, say using 100 as the multiple
... (0 +100·7, 640 -100·3) = (700, 340)
In summary, your three solutions could be
... (visors, caps) = (0, 640), (700, 340), (1491, 1)
Answer:
The table is attached below and ogive also.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
The following distribution is given below
First we find the cumulative frequency.
And then we convert it into a less than type ogive.
find the cumulative frequency shown below clearly
And convert it into less than type of cumulative frequency distribution is also done in next table, the daily income is less than daily income upper limit.
In this graph x-axis is daily income and y-axis is number of workers
Answer:
1. $-50
2. $25
Step-by-step explanation:
1. If she had $150 in her bank account and bought a bike for $200, then that means she spent all of her money PLUS $50 extra then what she had. That means $200-$150=$50. Her $150 is spent and that $50 becomes negative because she paid $200 when she only had $150.
2. If she deposits $75 in her account then it will be $75+(-50). That translates to $75-$50 which is $25.
+ and - = -
+ and + = +
- and - = +
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
This problem gives one the following equation to model the graph of a line: (
). The problem asks one to find the value of (x) when (y=0). Rather than using the graph, an easier way to solve this problem is to substitute (0) in for the value of (y) and then solve for (x) using inverse operations.

Substitute,

Inverse operations,

Round:

As one can see on the graph, this result is very close to the value at which the graph intersects the (x) axis. Thus, one can conclude that (x) does indeed approximately equal (1.4)