Answer:
256
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the series
1, 16, 81, __, 625, 1296
The missing number in the sequence is the fourth term
From the above sequence, we know that
1, 4², 9² , __, 25² , 36²
Difference between first term = 4 - 1 = 3
9 - 4 = 5
x - 9 = 7
x = 9 + 7 = 16
Hence, the fourth term = 16²
= 256
Answer:
540m
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question,we are told
It takes 30 minutes or less to walk from home to school and back home again
Time walking to school = 30 or less minutes
Time walking from school = 30 less minutes
Speed walking to school = 30m/min
Speed walking from school = 45m/min
The question asked us to find the Distance between home and school
The formula for Distance covered = Speed × Time
Total distance = Total Speed(m/min) × Total time(minutes)
Let the distance between home and school be represented by x
Time to walk from the house to school = x/ 45m/min + x/ 30m/min
= 30 × x + 45 × x/1350
=( 75x / 1350)
Time to walk from school or to school = 30 minutes of less
= 75x/1350 = 30
75x = 1350 × 30
x = 1350 × 30/75
x = 540m
Therefore, distance between home and school = 540m
Answer:
Answer : 52 girls
Step-by-step explanation:
Your ratio of boys to girls is 3:4
Set up a fractional proportion and cross multiply
3/4 = 39/x
cross multiply
3x = 4(39)
3x = 156
x = 156/3
x = 52 girls
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The answer is: D
You have 3c (3 times her cousins age) -4 (4 less than)
Irst thought: since he needs 7 3/4 tons, and each load can carry LESS than a ton, he'll need to make MORE than 7 3/4 loads. So when you get your answer, make sure it it passes that common sense test. Next: He's got to divide the 7 3/4 ton total among all those loads, 3/4 ton at a time. So he needs to divide: 7 3/4 divided by 3/4. It will be easier to do the math if we turn 7 3/4 into an improper fraction, which will be 31/4. So we have to divide 31/4 divided by 3/4, which will give us 10, with 1/4 left over, for a total of 10 1/4 loads. BUT: the wording is that each load carries AT MOST 3/4 ton, so he may carry less than that amount in any given load(s). So he needs to do an amount GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 10 3/4 loads. For practical purposes, that means he has to fill his truck (at least part way) 11 different times. (Think of it as completely filled the first 10 times, and 3/4 filled on the 11th/final time.)