Using PEDMAS, you would divide I/2 first, then add 2 to that and subtract I from the equation. It all varies on what "i" is, however.
Answer:
d for the first question
Step-by-step explanation:
For Times Square magnets, we have that the price of each magnet is 2 dollars / magnet, there are 4 magnets / set, and Tom buys 12 sets. For Statue of Liberty magnets, the price is 3 dollars / magnet, there are 5 magnets / set, and Tom buys 12 sets
We can make a table of these values:
Magnets Price ($$/magnets) Set Size (magnets/set) Quantity (sets)
T.S. 2 4 12
S. of L. 3 5 12
Now, we can use the formula
Total Cost = Number of Magnets Bought * Price = (Quantity * Set Size) * Price
So we see that
Cost of T.S. magnets = Quantity * Set Size * Price
= 12 sets * 4 magnets * 2 dollars = $96
set magnet
Cost of S. of L. magnets = Quantity * Set Size * Price
= 12 sets * 5 magnets * 3 dollars = $180
set magnet
So the total amount spent was $96 + $180 = $276.
Answer: X equals 8
Step-by-step explanation: figure OUTD is a rectangle. Each angle in a rectangle measures 90 degrees. Therefore we can derive the value of angle X by the following expression;
(7X + 2) + 4X = 90
7X + 2 + 4X = 90
11X + 2 = 90
Subtract 2 from both sides of the equation
11X = 88
Divide both sides of the equation by 11
X = 8.
Since the family spends ten minutes on average per shower and there is 2.5 gallons spent per minute, 25 gallons are used per shower and with 4 shows per day, 100 gallons are used per day, so in 30 days they use 3,000 gallons of water, since water costs $1.50 per 1000 gallons, showering only costs them $4.50 per month
