This is a classic example of where you would need to use the process of elimination. Let's start with answer A, 3 classes.
If A were to be correct, 3 classes of 45 minutes each would be 132 greater than the amount he paid, 3 classes worth $12. We could easily express this as a math equation:
45 * 3 = 132 + (12 * 3) Then, all you would have to do is simplify:
135 = 132 + 36
135 = 168
Obviously this equation isn't true, and you can continue with answer choice B.
But wait... there's a better way. Using this starting equation, we can come up with a formula to solve for c, the number of classes. Let's take our starting equation:
45 * 3 = 132 + (12 * 3) Now, let's turn all the 3s into cs.
45c = 132 + 12c Then, using algebra, we can solve this equation.
-12c - 12c
33c = 132
33c/33 = 132/33
c = 4
And finally, we have our answer, B! I hope both methods help you in your further studies.
Answer:
Option A
Step-by-step explanation:
To find all missing sides of a right triangle we use the sine, cosine or tangent ratio as below,
sinθ = 
cosθ = 
tanθ = 
Now we take an angle measuring 60°
sin(60°) = 
y = 4√3
tan(60°) = 
√3 =
x = 2√3
Therefore, Option A will be the correct option.
The answer is 11 i think
102-9=93%3=31
102-3=99%9=11
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question we are told that:
Weight of Roger 
Distance of Roger from fulcrum 
Weight of Ellen 
Generally the equation for distance-weight relationship is mathematically given by
Therefore
Therefore the distance from the fulcrum she must sit to balance the seesaw is given as
