Answer:
- one orange costs $0.35 and one grapefruit costs $0.45
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>let grapefruits be g , let oranges be o</em>
so first equation:
→2g + 3o = $1.95
→g = ($1.95 - 3o)/2
so second equation:
→ 3g + 2o = $2.05
→ g = ($2.05 - 2o)/3
Solving simultaneously:
→ ($2.05 - 2o)/3 = ($1.95 - 3o)/2
→ 2($2.05 - 2o) = 3($1.95 - 3o)
→ 4.1 - 4o = 5.85 - 9o
→ - 4o + 9o = 5.85 - 4.1
→ 5o = 1.75
→ o = $0.35
Therefore one orange costs $0.35
Then one grapefruit costs g → ($1.95 - 3o)/2
→ g = ($1.95 - 3(0.35))/2
→ g = 0.45
Therefore one grapefruit costs $0.45
Answer:
a)
AB is on the latitude 30°N.
<u>Find AB:</u>
- AB = 2*3.142*6400*cos 30°*(32+35)/360 = 6482.15 km
BC is along longitude 35°W
<u>Find BC:</u>
- BC = 2*3.142*6400*(30 + 20)/360 = 5585.77 km
<u>Total distance traveled:</u>
- 6482.15 + 5585.77 = 12067.92 km
<u>Convert the distance to nautical miles:</u>
12067.92/1.86 = 6488.13 nautical miles
b)
<u>Find the average speed:</u>
- 6488.13/22 = 294.92 nautical miles / hour
<u>Note</u>. <em>This is unrealistically high speed for a ship, this must be a plane or the time given wrong.</em>
Answer:
21,550
Step-by-step explanation:
An increase of 5% means the population is multiplied by 100% +5% = 1.05. This occurs each year for 12 years, so the multiplier is ...
1.05¹² ≈ 1.7958563
When the initial population is multiplied by this factor, it becomes ...
12,000×1.7958563 ≈ 21,550
42 brotha you gotta cut down the data set until you reach the median
