For the third year they sold 1601 tickets
The answer would be -9/40
Here’s how you solve it!
Use PEMDAS through out the whole process
Anything that I should multiplied by 1 stays the same so you can multiply the 1 first so your equation looks like this:
3✖️1/8✖️(2/3➕2✖️2/3✖️(1/4➖6/5))
Now subtract the fractions that are in the parentheses, subtract 1/4➖6/5 so your equation looks like this:
3✖️1/8✖️(2/3➕2✖️2/3✖️(➖19/20))
Since a positive multiplied by a negative equals a negative change the sign so your equation should look like this:
3✖️1/8✖️(2/3➖2✖️2/3✖️19/20)
Then use the greatest common divisor and reduce it by 2
3✖️1/8✖️(2/3➖2/3✖️19/10)
Then reduce again
3✖️1/8✖️(2/3➖1/3✖️19/5)
Then multiply the two factors so it now looks like this:
3✖️1/8✖️(2/3➖19/15)
Now subtract what’s in the parentheses so you get this:
3✖️1/8✖️(➖3/5)
Since a positive multiplied by a negative equals a negative it will now look like this:
➖3✖️1/8✖️3/5
Now all you have to do left is calculate the product to get your answer:
-9/40
Hope this helps! :3
Answer:
n^14
Step-by-step explanation:
Simplify. Note that when you have a power on top of a power, you multiply the two powers.
(n^7)^2 = n^(7 * 2) = n^14
n^14 is your answer.
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29 minutes- at a rate of 1,000 feet a minute, it would take 32 minutes to reach sea level (32,000/1000=32)but if you subtract 3000 from 32000 to remain 3000 feet above sea level, you have 29000 feet to descend which will take 29 minutes
The true statement about the sequence of transformations is it includes exactly two rigid transformations.
<h3>How to determine the true statement?</h3>
The transformation statement is given as:
a sequence of transformations that rotates an image and then translates it in order to map it onto another image
This can be split as follows:
- A sequence of transformations that rotates an image
- Then translates it in order to map it onto another image
Translation and rotation are rigid transformations
This means that the size and the angle of the shape that is transformed will remain the same
Hence, the true statement about the sequence of transformations is it includes exactly two rigid transformations.
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