Answer:
At 11:50
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Subtract the hours and the minutes separately
12: 20
<u>- 0</u>: <u> 30</u>
12: -10
2. If the minutes are negative, subtract 1 from the hours and add 60 to the minutes.
12: -10
<u> - 1</u>: <u>+ 60
</u>
11: 50
You should remind PJ about her deliveries at 11:50.
When it comes to hundreds and thousands and even millions, you can tell how much bigger something is by how many more zeros are at the end. Each new zero added, is another rank up. The system goes:
1=10x bigger
2=100x bigger
3=1000x bigger
4=10000x bigger
5=100000 bigger
so on and so forth. There are 2 zeros in 700, and only 1 zero in 70, the difference in zeros is 1, so you can refer to the chart and conclude that 700 is 10 times bigger than 70. You could also divide 700 by 70 to get 10. This is more accurate, but the chart is simpler.
The answer is A divided 200 by 4 and get 50
Answer:
60 that's the least common multiple
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
2(4x+1/4)
Step-by-step explanation:
You can put all of these equations into the Desmos Graphing Calculator and you will see that 2(4x+1/4) and -6x+3 3/4+14x-3.25 are equal to each other.
You cannot really see it in the picture below, but the purple 2(4x+1/4) line and the red -6x+3 3/4+14x-3.25 line are overlapping each other.
