Answer:
180 min
Step-by-step explanation:
The first thing is to get the number of days in two weeks that he would read the book, since he only does it when he goes to school. School goes from Monday to Friday, that is to say 5 days, how two is two weeks would be a total of 10 days. Mathematically, it would be the equation, where X would be the number of minutes inside the parentheses and the minutes read before and after school:
X = 10 * (10 + 8)
Solving:
X = 180
In other words, in two weeks he has read a total of 180 minutes.
17/100 is the same as 17÷100. 17÷100 =0.17 sqr mile.
OR 17/100, the denominator means what place it is in. The denominator is100, so it's in the hundredth place. 0.17
Answer:
By the end of the first year Dara will have $903.125 in his account.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since this a compounded interest formula, it means that the amount invested grows exponentially overtime. In order to calculate the total of money over a period of time we must use the following formula:
M(t) = M(0)*(1 + r/n)^(n*t)
Where M(t) is the amount of money in "t" years, M(0) is the amount invested, r is the anual interest rate, n is the compound period over a year and t is the time elapsed in years.
In this problem the amount is compounded half-yearly, this means that for every year that passes the money is compounded twice, therefore n is equal to 2. Applying the data from the problem to the formula, we have:
M(1) = 800*(1 + 0.125/2)^(2*1)
M(1) = 800*(1.0625)^(2)
M(1) = 800*(1.0625)^(2) =903.125
By the end of the first year Dara will have $903.125 in his account.
Answer:
3/4= 0.75
Step-by-step explanation:
Divide #3 by #4 to get 0.75
52 minutes 30 seconds
Take 60 minutes divide it by 8 to figure out what 1/8 of an hour is.
Then multiply our answer by 7 to find out how many minutes are in 7/8 of an hour.