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Martin would like to start training to run a Martin the first week he runs a total of 15 miles he would like to run 30% more mil

Mice21 [21]

Answer:

Third week = 23.35 miles

Step-by-step explanation:

First week total miles = 15 miles

he would like to run 30% more miles each week than the week before

Second week = 15 miles + (30% of 15 miles)

= 15 + (30% * 15)

= 15 + (0.3 * 15)

= 15 + 4.5

= 19.5 miles

Second week = 19.5 miles

Third week = 19.5 miles + (30% of 19.5 miles)

= 19.5 + (30% * 19.5)

= 19.5 + (0.3 * 19.5)

= 19.5 + (5.85)

= 23.35 miles

Third week = 23.35 miles

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3 years ago

Sonia Ali, a premium dessert vendor, pays $22.50 for a five-gallon container of premium dessert. From this quantity, she sells 7

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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A quilt is 72 inches wide and 96 inches long. If the quilt has no border or sashing and the blocks have 4 inch sides, how many b

Bingel [31]

There are 18 blocks across width and 48 blocks run up and down the length of quilt.

Solution:

Given, A quilt is 72 inches wide and 96 inches long.

The blocks have 4 inch sides

Finding number of blocks run across the width of quilt:

$\text { number of blocks across width }=\frac{\text { width of quilt }}{\text { length of each block }}$

$=\frac{72}{4}=18 \text { blocks }$

Finding number of blocks run across length:

$\text { number of blocks across length }=\frac{\text { length of quilt }}{\text { width of each block }}$

$=\frac{96}{4}=24 \text { blocks. }$

Finding number of blocks run up and down the length of the quilt:

$\text { number of blocks run up and down }=2 \times \text { number of blocks across length }$

$=2 \times 24=48 \text { blocks }$

Hence, there are 18 blocks across width and 48 blocks run up and down the length of quilt

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A house increases in value from $30,000 to $120,000 over a period of 40 years. Solve by using the formula r = (F/P) to the 1/n p

shutvik [7]

Answer:

The rate at which the value of house increases in 40 years is 1.03

Step-by-step explanation:

The initial value of house = P = $30,000

The final value of house = F = $120,000

The period for which the value increase = 40 years

Let the rate at which the value increases in 40 years = r%

Now, According to question

The final value of house after n years = The initial value of house × $(rate)^{time}$

i.r F = P × $(r)^{n}$

Or, r = $(\frac{F}{P})^{\frac{1}{n}}$

Or, r = $(\frac{120,000}{30,000})^{\frac{1}{40}}$

Or, r = $4^{\frac{1}{40}}$

∴ r = 1.03

The rate at which the value increases in 40 years = r = 1.03

Hence,The rate at which the value of house increases in 40 years is 1.03 Answer

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4 years ago

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation: if not im sorry

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