You just add 16. The answer is 32.<span />
So 80% of 15 games won equal 12 games won and 3 lost. This is because 15/10 = 1.5 and 1.5 x 8 =12.
For 30, you do the exact same thing but with 90% instead. 30/10 = 3. 3 x 9 = 27.
So they need to have won 27 games to get a 90% winning percentage out of 30 games.
But since the question asks how many MORE games they need to play, it'll be 27-12 = 15.
So they need to win 15 more games to get a 90% winning percentage
Answer:
Part A) For the number of hours less than 5 hours it make more sense to rent a scooter from Rosie's
Part B) For the number of hours greater than 5 hours it make more sense to rent a scooter from Sam's
Part C) Yes, for the number of hours equal to 5 the cost of Sam'scooters is equal to the cost of Rosie's scooters
Part D) The cost is $90
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
x-------> the number of hours (independent variable)
y-----> the total cost of rent scooters (dependent variable)
we know that
Sam's scooters
Rosie's scooters
using a graphing tool
see the attached figure
A. when does it make more sense to rent a scooter from Rosie's? How do you know?
For the number of hours less than 5 hours it make more sense to rent a scooter from Rosie's (see the attached figure) because the cost in less than Sam' scooters
B. when does it make more sense to rent a scooter from Sam's? How do you know?
For the number of hours greater than 5 hours it make more sense to rent a scooter from Sam's (see the attached figure) because the cost in less than Rosie' scooters
C. Is there ever a time where it wouldn't matter which store to choose?
Yes, for the number of hours equal to 5 the cost of Sam'scooters is equal to the cost of Rosie's scooters. The cost is $70 (see the graph)
D. If you were renting a scooter from Rosie's, how much would you pay if you were planning on renting for 7 hours?
Rosie's scooters

For x=7 hours
substitute

The cost is $90
180-134=46 98+46=144. 180-144=36. angle y=36. So the answer is D)36.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
2
The coefficient is the number in front of the variable.
So, in this case, the coefficient of n^2 is 6 and of n is 2.