Answer: 142 sq. ft
Step-by-step explanation: decompose the figure into two figures. Then, find the length and the width of each figure and find their separate areas. Lastly, add the two areas together to get the total area.
Is there supposed to be more of this question? Or is there supposed to be a graph?
Answer:
Cost: $13,680.82
Number of pairs of skates: 1057.25 / 1057-1058
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the cost of the wheels, we need to multiply the cost of a set, $6.47, by the number of wheels needed, 8458, for a quotient of 54723.26. We then divide this quotient by 4, the number of wheels in each set, to get the cost of $13,680.82.
Next, to find the number of pairs that Adam can put wheels on, we divide 8458, the number of wheels Adam has, by 8, the number of wheels Adam puts on each pair of skates. This leaves us with a quotient of 1057.25 pairs. The two whole numbers this number is between are 1057 and 1058.
F ≤ 13 (add the 4 to the 9 to make 13)
Answer:
1. -7
2. -31
3. 122
Step-by-step explanation:
Those are your answers.
