Hi, I'm happy to help!
First, we need to use two variables. Let's use x and y for this example.
Let's use a Multiplication and Addition operation for our word problem.
Our expression can be something like this.
3x+y
Now, we form this into a word problem.
<u>Joe and Jim are cousins. They are trying to see who can find the most apples. Joe picks x apples. Jim picks 3 times as many as Joe, and picks y extra. How many apples did Jim pick? Write and solve an expression representing the situation. x=10 and y=3</u>
Here's how you would solve:
3x+y
(3×10)+3
30+3
33
Joe picked 33 apples.
I hope this was helpful, keep learning! :D
The answer is four because eight plus four is twelve
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The answer is A. I’m pretty sure
Answer:
3/20
Step-by-step explanation:
First we must get the total amount of possibilities.
We have ten numbers(0 included) and 4 letters. 10 * 4 = 40, so 40 total possibilities.
Now, let's see how many possibilities we can have for this.
Consonants in the 4 letters are B, C, D. This means we have 3 possibilities, but we ACTUALLy have 6 since it could b then 3, or 3 then b for all the letters.
So, we end up having 6/40 which simplifies in to 3/20