Answer:
a) £320
b) £720
c) 2 days
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is all about inputting values and finding a result or rearranging and finding a result.
a) d = 6. C = 50(6)+20 = 320
b) d = 2x7 (7 days a week) C = 50(2x7) + 20 = 720
c) C = 120 ... 120 = 50d+20
100 =50d d = 100/50 = 2
Answer:
17, 19, 21
Step-by-step explanation:
If we denote the smallest number as x, then the middle number will be x + 2 and the largest number will be x + 2 + 2.
The equation is:
x + (x + 2) = 3 * (x + 2 + 2) - 27
2x + 2 = 3x + 12 - 27
2x - 3x = 12 - 27 - 2
-x = -17
x = 17
The numbers are: 17, 19, 21
Let's check to be sure:
17 + 19 = 36
3 * 21 - 27 = 63 - 27 = 36
Answer: It depends on how many times Tyrell wants to reserve the court. Sorry but there's not enough info to solve rn
Hope this helps! <3
Since there is no picture shown, I just plotted the given data points myself. That is shown in the attached picture. The blue rectangle is rectangle PQRS while the orange one is rectangle JKLM. I believe there are some choices for this question but you forgot to include. Nevertheless, I will give my observations from the given figure.
The tile PQRS is bigger than tile JKLM. A rectangle is a two-dimensional shape that has two sets of equal parallel planes. Thus, its area is equal to the length multiplied by its width.
tile PQRS = (9-5)*(12-7) = 20 units²
tile JKLM = (6-4)*(10-5) = 10 units²
Tile PQRS is larger by 10 units².
The formula for probability is # of favorable outcomes divided by the total number of outcomes.
So we know that there are a total of 5 letters. The child writes two letters, so we will have x/5 * x/5. Now, it is asking, what is the probability that they are both vowels.
We can see that a, i, and e are vowels, so the probability if the child were to write one letter would be 3/5. Since he is writing 2, you can multiply 3/5 * 3/5, which would give you your answer, 9/25. Therefore the probability that both letters are vowels is 9/25.
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