If you are looking for the possible combinations in that
equation, you’ll have to use the combination formula which is n factorial over
r factorial
So in the problem, there are 14 possible combinations
<span> 5
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It is computed by
<span>14! = 14*13*12*11*10 divided by</span>
<span>5! = 5*4*3*2*1</span>
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<span>So the answer is there are 2002 possible combinations</span>
This kind of problem assumes that the two people working together work for the same amount of time.
Renee can sew a quilt in 16 hours, so she can sew 1/16 of a quilt each hour. Gerena sews a quilt in 12 hours, so she can sew 1/12 of a quilt each hour.
Use the variable t represent the time Renee and Gerena work together (measured in hours). The part of a quilt Renee sews is . the part of the quilt that Gerena sews is
Together, they sew one quilt, so
Multiply all the terms by 48 (the Least Common Multiple of 16 and 12).
hours.
Yes, your answer to question number three is correct.
The answer would be 4 1/5 miles.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
to find the area you need to multiply length x width