15.
if he ordered the same amount each month (x) and it is a whole number,
then
12*x=6150, and
x =6150/12 should be a whole number
x=512.5
so 512.5 is not a whole number and the produce company does not agree
16.
16410/138≈118.91
because it not a whole number, she sells pieces for different prices
Answer:
B:J:S
6:8:10
6+8+10= 24 parts all together
Sarah has $50 and equals 10 parts. So, each part is worth $5. (50/10=5)
Thus, Ben receives 6 parts, with each part being $5. So, Ben gets $30. (6x5=30)
The lenght of each diagonals is 1.
Alright, so the sum of two days is going to equal zero.
The variable here is what Jesse got on the first day. Let's call it "x".
x-6=0
x is the first day's score, -6 is the second day's score, and the total score is zero.
Now, add 6 to both sides.
x-6=0
+6 +6
x=6
Jesse's score for the first day was (+)6.
Answer:
10.59%
Step-by-step explanation:
percentage of change is given by
{(old number - new number)/old number} * 100
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given
no. of student went to the first school dance = 340
no. of student went to the last school dance = 306
Percentage of change between two dance
= ((no. of student went to the first school dance - no. of student went to the last school dance)/ no. of student went to the fist school dance)*100
= (340 - 306)/340 *100
= (36/340 )*100 = 10.59%
The percent of change between the two dances 10.59%.
