To answer the question above, let x the number of hours for the two jobs to cost equal. Harry's charge can be expressed as 70x + 130 and that of Lou is 80x + 40. Equating both,
70x + 130 = 80x + 40 ; x = 9
Thus, the job should take 9 hours for both charges to be equal.
Answer:
348 out of 725
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a ratio question, giving us a sample that we can use to extend the number to all students.
12/25 students play a sport so we want the value of x in x/725
So:
12/25 = x/725
Cross-Multiply:
25x = 8700
Divide by 25 to get x:
348
You can also check by dividing these ratios to see if you get the same number. In this case, you do (.48).
First blank: 8
Second blank: 5
Third blank: 20
Fourth blank: 60
Answer:
0.87 > 0.17
3.97 < 6.63
8.04 < 8.9
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