Answer:
$9 per t-shirt
Step-by-step explanation:
First you subtract the cost of the hats from the TOTAL cost of the the T-shrits and the hat.
$83.00-$38.00= $45
Now that you just have the shirts WITHOUT the hat, which is why we subtracted the $38.00, we have to devide. You devide 45 by the number of shirts.
45/5=9
$9 per T-shirt.
Hope this helps
This is the concept of linear scale factors.
Diameter of hair strand is 0.00006=6×10^-5 inches
Diameter of sand grain is 1.3x10^-3 inches
Thus the the number of times the hair sand grain is bigger than hair strand will be:
linear scale factor=(diameter of sand grain)/(diameter of hair strand)
=(1.3×10^-3)/(6×10^-5)
=21 2/3 times
Answer:
8 questions each for short answer questions and 8 questions of Multiple Choice Questions type.
A total of 16 questions.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
The number of multiple choice questions and number of short answer type questions are same.
Let it be equal to .
Average Time taken to attempt multiple choice question = 2 minutes
Total time taken to attempt multiple choice question = 2 minutes
Average Time taken to attempt short answer type question = 3.5 minutes
Total Time taken to attempt short answer type question = 3.5
Total time for test should be less than 45 minutes.
Therefore, the equation becomes:
Hence, the value of
Therefore, the answer is:
8 questions each for short answer questions and 8 questions of Multiple Choice Questions type.
A total of 16 questions.
Answer:
(3) x ≥ -3
(4) 2.5 gallons
(4) -12x + 36
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Hey there!</em>
1)
Well its a solid dot meaning it will be equal to.
So we can cross out 1 and 2.
And it's going to the right meaning x is greater than or equal to -3.
(3) x ≥ -3
2)
Well if each milk container has 1 quart then there is 10 quarts.
And there is 4 quarts in a gallon, meaning there is 2.5 gallons of milk.
(4) 2.5 gallons
4)
16 - 4(3x - 5)
16 - 12x + 20
-12x + 36
(4) -12x + 36
<em>Hope this helps :)</em>
He uses 15 gallons. Because 270/6 = 45. Meaning he drives 45 miles per gallon. So 675/45=15. 15 gallons he will need to use to drive 675 miles.
