Answer:
4/3 ft
Corrected question;
Francine has a piece of wood that is five 5/12 feet long she uses three 1/4 feet of the wood from a science project how much for just Francine have left.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given;
Francine has a piece of wood that is five 5/12 feet long.
Total amount of wood T = 5 × 5/12 ft = 25/12 ft
she uses three 1/4 feet of the wood from a science project.
Amount of wood Used U = 3 × 1/4 = 3/4 ft
The amount of wood left equals the total amount of wood minus the amount of wood used;
The amount of wood left L = T - U = 25/12 - 3/4
L = 25/12 - 9/12
L = 16/12
L = 4/3 ft
Answer:
755 or more
Step-by-step explanation:
The profit is the difference between revenue and costs. We want the profit to be $2000 or more, and we have both fixed and variable costs.
Let x represent the number of puppets sold. Then the costs are ...
... 76.25 + 2.25x
The revenue is 5x.
The above-described relationship can then be written as
... 5x -(76.25 +2.25x) ≥ 2000
... 2.75x ≥ 2076.25 . . . . . add 76.25, collect terms
... x ≥ 2076.25/2.75 . . . . divide by the coefficient of x
... x ≥ 755
755 or more puppets must be sold to earn $2000 or more.
64 inches = 1 
yards
using the conversion : 1 yard = 36 inches
divide 64 by 36 to convert to yards
= 
← ( divide numerator/denominator by 4 )
= 
= 1
given as a mixed number in simplest form
Answer:
r=15.99
Step-by-step explanation:
r=C
2π=100.48
2·π≈15.99189
Answer:
Option C) 16(0.5x - 0.75y + 2)
Step-by-step explanation:
16(0.5x - 0.75y + 2) = 16*0.5x - 0.75y*16 + 2 *16
= 8.0x - 12.0y + 32
= 8x - 12y + 32
