Option B) 3 hours is the time spent by Jenna on the e-mail this week.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Jenna spent 30 hours on the computer this week.
The amount of time she spends on computer to work on various fields in given in the pie-chart.
This 30 hours represents her 100% work on computer.
From the figure shown,
She spent 10% of her total work on e-mail.
Therefore, 10% of 30 is the work done in hours by her on e-mail.
⇒ (10/100) × 30
⇒ 0.1 × 30
⇒ 3 hours
∴ Option B) 3 hours is the time spent by Jenna on the e-mail this week.
Step-by-step explanation:
11) x^5
12) 5x^2
13) x+21
14) 2x-8
15) 3^3
=3*3*3
=27
16)2^5
=2*2*2*2*2
=32
17) 5^4
=5*5*5*5
=625
18)2 times a number p squared
19)3 times a number m fifth power
20)the addition of half a number and 2
It is adding one little percentage of increase here. or, 1.1 each time....hope that this helps.
Answer:
What's the difference between a number track and a number line? A number track is a sequence of numbers, each inside its own square. ... Whereas, a number line is where the numbers are attached to markers on a line. This method of addition / subtraction comes later.
