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When looking at this graph we see 2 things:
(1) How they made the graph, looks awful, anyway...
(2) They practically give you the answer...
When finding an answer to a question like this, you want to use a formula (like this):
A = t * p (where A is the amount of people, t is total amount of people, and p is percent of people / 100)...
So... we fill in the givens...
We know t = 400, and (by looking at the graph) we see that p is around 0.10 and 0.15. So for our sake we'll make p = 0.13 (about halfway)...
A = 400 * 0.13
A ~ 52
The answer is: About 52 people bought 20 items...
And because we got 52, and 52 is close to 54...
<em>The Answer: B.) 54</em>
X and Y are supplementary, that means X + Y = 180.
But we have, X = Y +24, then
X + Y = Y + 24 + Y = 2Y + 24 = 180
Then
2Y = 156
Y = 78
Then X = 78 + 24 = 102.
Answer:
x=y-4 is x=y-4
y=2+ 2x/2
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Answer:</u>
The cost of one gallon of gas in Toronto, Canada is $3.458.
<u>Solution:
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Given, One gallon of gasoline in buffalo, New York costs $2.29.
In Toronto, Canada, one liter of gas costs $0.91.
There are 3.8 liters in one gallon.
We have to find how much does one gallon of gas cost in Toronto?
Now, cost of one gallon of gas in Toronto = cost of one litre of gas in Toronto x 3.8 liters for 1 gallon.
Cost of one gallon of gas = 0.91 x 3.8 = 3.458
Hence, the cost of one gallon of gas in Toronto, Canada is $3.458.
