Set up
Let the dimes = d
Let the pennies = p
Let the quarters = q
Equations
You cannot mean that the pennies and dimes have equal numbers. That would mean that each had 21.5 members. Now could you mean that the dime and penny amount could be the same with 43 coins that total 4.00. Four dollars means that you need 40 dimes alone. It must mean that you are including quarters.
p + d + p = 43 (1)
p = d (2)
p +10d +25q = 451 (3)
Note how this last equation = was derived. You have to multiply the dimes by 10 and he quarters by 100 and the total by 100 to get the numbers all in pennies.
Put the results of 2 into 1.
2p + q = 43 (4)
You need to modify equation 3 as well.
p + 10p + 25q = 451
11p + 25q = 451 (5)
Solve the new equations
2p + q = 43 (4)
11p + 25q = 451 (5)
Multiply 4 by 25
25(2p- + q = 43)
50p + 25q = 1075 (6) Subtract (5) from (6)
<u>11p + 25q = 451
</u>39p = 624 Divide by 39
p = 624 / 39
p = 16
Since the pennies and dimes are equal there are 16 dimes
p + d + q = 43
16 + 16 + q = 43
32 + q = 43
q = 11
Check
16 + 10*16 + 11*25 = ?
16 + 160 + 275 = ?
451 = ?
Nice problem. Thanks for posting.
Answer:
the probability that the shipment is accepted is 0.8865
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the data in the question;
N = 86, n/d = 5 and n = 2
now, without replacement
the probability that the shipment is accepted will be;
probability that the shipment is accepted = probability that non is defectives
so p( non is defective ) = ( (86-5)/86) × ((86-5-1)/(86-1))
p( non is defective ) = ( 81 / 86) × (80/85)
p( non is defective ) = 0.8865
Therefore, the probability that the shipment is accepted is 0.8865
Answer:
3rd option.
Step-by-step explanation:
= 4
move 5 to the other side of the equation.
2|k| = 5(4)
2|k| = 20
move 2 to the other side of the equation.
|k| = 
k = 10
Answer:
11 km/hr.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given information:
Simulated speed = 20/km/h
Time = 15 mins = 1/4 hr = 0.25 hr
Distance Covered as per simulated speed = 
Position of Julian according to the app = 
.
Actual distance covered by the bike is
Formula for speed:
Therefore, the average speed of Julian is 11 km/hr.
