36.
90 times 2/5 (or 0.4) is equal to 36
Answer:
By Looking at the shapes and sizes
Step-by-step explanation:
If you can try and look at the shape and size of it, if you can draw it, draw it on a piece of paper, trace them both, but in the same spot, you didn't specificize, if it was a sphere or just a regular circle or not, so thats all i can tell you.
Answer:
The inequality that describes the situation is:
Step-by-step explanation:
The minimum hourly pay for working in Maryland is $8.75.
This means that the hourly pay for working, which is represented by variable x, has to be equal or greater than 8.75. So the inequality that describes the situation is:
Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the segment addition postulate
AB + BC = AC
x+2 + 7x-3 = AC
Combine like terms
8x -1 = AC
Using the segment addition postulate
PQ + QR = PR
8y+5 + QR = 13y+25
Subtract 8y from each side
5 + QR = 13y-8y+25
5 + QR = 5y+25
Subtract 5 from each side
QR = 5y+25-5
QR = 5y+20
Answer:
1. $15.80
2. $12
3. $11.06
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Buying 20 single candy bars at regular price
The regular price of one is 79 cents.
(# of bars) X (price per bar) = regular price
20 X 79 cents = 1580 cents
1580 cents = $15.80
2. Buying 20 bars in packs of 5
Each pack is $3
(# of packs) X (price per pack) = pack price
(20/5) X ($3) = pack price
4 X $3 = $12
3. Buying 20 bars at special price
For every 2 bought, 1 is free.
(Number of bars paid for) X (price per bar) = special price
(2(20/3)) X (0.79) = special price
14 X 0.79 = $11.06
Because for every 2 bars that are paid for, 1 is free, he pays for 14 bars and he gets the 21st free.
Andy's 20 regular priced candy bars are $15.80, bars in packs are $12, and bars at the special price is $11.06.
