Rita received 24 phone calls on the first evening, and 19 phone calls on the second evening and 48 phone calls on the third evening at the call center.
Step-by-step explanation:
As per given details,
Rita received a total of 91 phone calls at the call center over the last three evenings.
Let us assume the number of phone calls Rita received in the first evening is X.
The second evening Rita received 5 fewer calls than the first evening
=>X-5
The third evening Rita received 2 times as any calls as the first evening
=>2X
Now as given sum of total number of calls received in the three evenings is
X + X-5 + 2X = 91
4X - 5 = 91
4X = 96
X =24.
Therefore total calls received on first evening is X = 24
On the second evening X-5 = 24-5 = 19
On the third evening 2X = 48.
Answer:
390
Step-by-step explanation:
500*.22=110
500-110=390
390
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
The answer is 3.2 E 3 or 3.2 x 10^3
You move back 3 spaces which is 3.2, since you moved back 3 spaces, you put 3 as the power/exponet.
To be more satisfied, 3.2 is your base number, it is the big number Below the power/exponent. The power/exponent is 3, you moved 3 spaces and you moved to the left, so it is represented as a positive power/exponent.
Hope this helps.
There's not much math work here, they just want you to eyeball the graph and give the closest grid point to where the two lines meet.
Let's translate the question.
Solution to the system
That's the x and y values where the two lines cross. That's because the meeting point is the value of x and y that satisfies both equations.
Approximation ... to the nearest integer values
Where two integer grid lines cross is called a lattice point. It's a point with integer coordinates. Our solution, the meet of these two lines, doesn't fall exactly on a lattice point. The nearest integer values means the closest lattice point to our intersection of lines.
Eyeballing the graph, I'd say (x,y)=(2,3) is the closest point.
Answer: (2,3) second choice
