Well, number 1 is A, or p = 6t. This is because the number of points is equal to the number of touchdowns times six. *6 = (6)(1) *12 = (6)(2) *18 = (6)(3), etc
Answer:
2.22
Step-by-step explanation:
<span>The extra cost can be calculated by working out the total he has spent and subtracting the value of the truck. He spends $1500 on a downpayment and (350 x 10 = $3500) on monthly payments, giving him a total outlay of $5000. This means he overspent by $500. $500 interest was paid for 10 months, so at that same rate, $600 would have been paid for 12 months. $600 as a percentage of the cost of the truck minus the down payment ($3000) is 20%. </span>
A. 38
Let X = seventh graders
6th graders are twice the number of 7th graders; therefore, 6th graders will be 2X.
The total number of students is 57.
2X + X = 57
3X = 57
X = 57 / 3
X = 19
IF X represents the 7th graders; there are 19 seventh graders present.
Since 6th graders are represented by 2X; Then, 2 * 19 = 38 is the number of 6th graders present.
Add both numbers to check: 19 + 38 = 57.
