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Answer: 37</h3>
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Work Shown:
We have a triangle with sides a,b,c such that
The third side c can be represented by this inequality
b-a < c < b+a
which is a modified form of the triangle inequality theorem.
Plug in the given values to get
b-a < c < b+a
20-17 < c < 20+17
3 < c < 37
The third side length is between 3 and 37; it cannot equal 3, and it cannot equal 37. So we exclude both endpoints.
Of the answer choices, the values {7,20, 12} are in the range 3 < c < 37.
The value c = 37 is not in the range 3 < c < 37 because we can't have the third side equal to either endpoint. Otherwise, we get a straight line instead of a triangle forming.
So that's why 37 is the only possible answer here.
Answer:
1. 2.474
2. 2.694
3. 2.334
4. 2.638
Step-by-step explanation:
1 = .20 x 12.37 = 2.474
2 = .20 x 13.47 = 2.694
3 = .20 x 11.67 = 2.334
4 = .20 x 13.19 = 2.638
Answer:
Carla's suitcase was a better purchase.
Step-by-step explanation:
The complete question is:
Carla and Daniel bought identical suitcases at different stores. Carla's suitcase originally cost $75 and was discounted 19% Daniel's suitcase original cost $85 and was on sale for 20% off the original price. Which suitcase was the cheaper?
Solution:
Cost Price of Carla's suitcase = $75
Discount% for Carla = 19%
The amount paid by Carla is,
So, the amount paid by Carla was, $60.75.
Cost Price of Jeana's suitcase = $85
Discount% for Jeana = 20%
The amount paid by Jeana is,
So, the amount paid by Jeana was, $68.
Carla's suitcase was a better purchase.
Answer:
1313
4 -------
10000
Step-by-step explanation:
just imagine if they were a fraction
Answer:
145 boxes
Step-by-step explanation:
Perform the following division:
$650
--------------- = 144.4 boxes
$4.50/box
Since we can't sell partial boxes, we conclude that 145 boxes are necessary to reach the $650 goal.
Check: ($4.50/box)(145 boxes) = $652.50. That's correct; we wanted to take in at least $650.
