2x + 1.5x +20 = 90
3.5 x = 90-20
3.5 x = 70
x = 70/3.5
x = 20
angle DAE = 2*20 = 40
angle CAD = 1.5*20 +20 = 50
Answer: 520
Explanation: The 4 is not bigger than 5
Answer: 2.7777 hours
Step-by-step explanation: Here, we're asked to convert 10,000 seconds into hours.
Unfortunately, we don't have a conversion factor for seconds and hours. However, we know that 60 seconds = 1 minute and 60 minutes = 1 hour.
So we can convert 10,000 seconds into hours by using both of these conversion factors. Also, it's important to understand that when we go from a smaller unit, seconds, to a larger unit, hours, we divide.
So let's first convert 10,000 seconds into minutes by dividing 10,000 by the conversion factor, 60, to get 166.6666 minutes.
Next, we convert minutes to hours by dividing 166.6666 by the conversion factor, 60, to get 2.7777 hours.
So 10,000 seconds is approximately equal to 2.7777 hours.
You have to subtract 12 from 50 to get 38 and multiply it by 12 (number of months) to get 456 eggs
Answer:
c= 20h + 60
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct dependent variable for this equation is "c" cost of Mr Z's tutoring. The independent variable is "h" hours of tutoring. This is because the independent variable h hours should determine the cost of tutoring c. Therefore the equation can be interpreted: if there are h hours of tutoring which cost 20 per hour, total cost is equal c. Also slope of the equation is 20, coefficient of h.
