Answer:
7.5 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
The key here is to find out how much can be done in the same amount ot time
the least common multiple of 5 hrs and 3 hrs is 15hrs
In 15 hours:
- At 5 hours per lawn Norton could mow 15/5 = 3 lawns
- At 3 hours per lawn together thay could mow 15/3 = 5 lawns
In 15 hours Jesse would mow 5 - 3 = 2 lawns
15 hours/ 2 lawns = 7.5 hours per lawn
7.5 hours
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Here's the math
1 lawn/5hrs + x = 1 lawn / 3hrs
1/5 + x = 1/3
Subtract 1/5 from both sides
x = 1/3 - 1/5
x = 5/15 - 3/15
x = 2/15
x = 2lawns/15 hrs
15hrs/2lawns = 7.5 hrs per lawn
7.5 hours
Answer:
3.41 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Area = Length × Breath
Area of the rectangular lawn = 100 × 50
= 5000 feet²
The sidewalk must occupy an area no more than 10% of the total lawn area.
So, the area of the sidewalk would be not more than = 10% × 5000
= 0.10 × 5000
= 500 feet²
Let the width of the sidewalk = x feet
area of the side walk = (L×W of the long way) + ((L-x)×W of the short way)
(100 × x) + ((50 - x) × x) < 500
100x + (50-x)(x) < 500
-x² + 150x < 500
-x² + 150x = 500
-x² + 150x - 500 = 0
By using quadratic formula



or 
x = 3.41089 ≈ 3.41 feet or x = 146.58
Therefore, width of the sidewalk would be 3.41 feet.
Answer:
23,230
Step-by-step explanation:
230 is ten times larger than 23, and if you add them together is it 253