2. Find the measure of right angle x to the nearest degree.

Gradpoint, please help lol. Simple answer please.

Flauer [41]

Answer:

30/441

Step-by-step explanation:

6/21 chance to draw nickel on the first one. since you dont replace coins, there is a 5/20 chance of drawing a dime on the next one.

6/21x5/20= 30/441

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2 years ago

Kahlil is recording a beat for a song that he is working on he wants the length of the beat to be more than 17 seconds long. His

Svet_ta [14]

In the problem, the length of the beat is take by variable T.

According to problem,

Kahlil wants, "the length of the beat to be more than 17 seconds long".

We took length of beat by variable T.

Therefore, the length of the beat to be more than 17 seconds long could be rephrase as

" T is more than 17".

And in inequality form we can write it as

T>17.

Now, Kahlil's friend told that "beat needs to be 9 seconds longer than that".

So, 17 longer than 9 is 17+9=26.

But as we can see that the beat should be longer than 17 but less than 26 (because 26 is the maximum length in seconds suggested by friend).

So, the final beat should be less than 26.

And we would setup an inequality as

T < 26.

Therefore, Correct option is option D) T < 26 ; 8, 6, 5.

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3 years ago

What is the value of x?<br><br><br><br> Enter your answer in the box.

TiliK225 [7]

3x+50=6x-10
subtract 3x
50=3x-10
add 10
60=3x
divide by 3
20=x

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3 years ago

Pablo wants to spend $100 on clothing and he wants to purchase 6 additional clothing pieces for his wardrobe. Each pair of pants

andrew11 [14]

Answer:

A. $x+y=6...(1)$

$20x+15y=100...(2)$

B. Yes, Pablo can buy 2 pair of pants and 4 shirts.

Step-by-step explanation:

A. Let x be the number of pairs of pants and y be the number of shirts.

We have been given that Pablo wants to purchase 6 additional clothing pieces for his wardrobe. We can represent this information as:

$x+y=6...(1)$

We are also told that each pair of pants costs $20 and each shirt costs $15. So the cost of x pairs of pants will be 20x and cost of y shirts will be 15y.

As Pablo wants to spend $100 on clothing, so we can represent this information as:

$20x+15y=100...(2)$

Therefore, the system of equation representing the given situation will be:

$x+y=6...(1)$

$20x+15y=100...(2)$

B. To find if Pablo can buy 2 pair of pants and 4 shirts we will substitute x=2 and y=4 in our both equations.

$2+4=6$

$6=6$

$20*2+15*4=100$

$40+60=100$

$100=100$

We can see that x=2 and y=4 satisfies our both equation, therefore, Pablo can buy 2 pair of pants and 4 shirts.

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3 years ago

Max is paid a salary of $225 a week plus %2.5 commission on his total sales. What was max's total sales for the week if he made

torisob [31]

So we know he made 4,650 of sales and we need 2.5% of that

First to find 2.5% of 4650 we could do

x/4650 = 2.5/100
Cross multiply to get

100x = 11625
x = 116.25

So his salary for this week would be 225 + 116.25 = 341.25

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3 years ago