I can tell you that is 50 cents for cantaloupe at that price....
So I think he'd have to charge $1.50. He'd get what he paid for back plus a dollar. If C= one cantaloupe ....it would look something like
p > $1.50c
BECAUSE 1.50 x 14 = 21 minus the 7 he paid would leave you with 14... on dollar per cantaloupe... so the price can be anything greater than $1.50
The answer is d 100 tan 40 degrees
The length of the envelope is 6.3 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
Width of the envelope = 3 inches
Diagonal of the envelope = 7 inches
To find:
The length of the envelope.
Let the length of the envelope be 'l'
We can use pythogoras theorem to calculate the length.
l = √(49-9)
l = √(40)
l = 6.3 inches
The length of the envelope is 6.3 inches
3x+3=192 is the equation
To solve the equation, you would subtract 3 from both sides, 3-3 cancels out, so 192-3= 189. Then, you are left with 3x=189 so you divide both sides by 3, 3x divided by 3 cancels out, so you do 189 divided by 3 which is 63.
Answer to equation: x=63
Equation: 3x+3=192
