<h2>Answer:</h2><h2>15/4y²</h2><h2>Steps:</h2>
5y^2×3/4
calculate:
15/4y^2
alternate form:
3.75y²
Answer:
Miguel has $63
Lisbeth has $11
David has $21
Step-by-step explanation:
let Miguel share be M
let Lisbeth share be L
let David share be D
from the question, we know that
M=3D
L=D-10.
M+L+D=95
thus,
3D+(D-10)+D= 95
3D+D-10+D= 95
5D-10 = 95
5D= 95+10
5D= 105
D= 105/5
D= 21.
thus,
M = 3D = 3×21
= $63
L = D-10 = 21-10
= $11
(63+21+11)$ = $95
3.95*10^9 move the decimal to the left untill it is in between the last ans 2nd to last number
Answer:
I believe that you are asking if she buys a bunch of bananas that weigh 42 ounces, will she have enough (3 pounds).
We know that there are 16 ounces in a pound. So we multiply 3 x 16 to get 48. This means that we would need 48 ounces of bananas.
Tania only has 42 ounces, so she does not have enough bananas
