The height of the trapezoid is 2 cm
First one: divide multiply 2(1x) which would equal 2x then do 2*3 then u would subtract 5 which should get you to the simplified form 2x+1
Second one: do 3(1x) which would equal 3x then do 7*3 which would equal 21 than do plus 3x which should get you to the simplified form of 6x+21
Third one: Do 4(1x) which equals 4x than do 4*2 which equals 8 than plus eight which should get you to the simplest form of 4x+16
Fourth one: do 4(1x) which would equal 4x then do 4*1 which equals 4 than subtract 6 which should get you to the simplest form of 4x-2
Fifth one: do 2(3x) which equals 6x then do 2*2 which equals 4 than subtract 5x which should get you to the simplest form of x+4
Sixth one: do 5(1x) which equals 5x than do 5*-4 which equals -20 than add 10 which gets you to the simplest form of 5x-10
Answer:
900 front row seats
Step-by-step explanation:
Tickets for front row seat = 220 dollars (y)
Cost of remaining seats ticket = 50 dollars (z)
Number of front row seats = x
Number of remaining seats = 2050 (w)
Total amount earned when stadium is full = 300,500 dollars (T)
so if we formulate this using our variables y,z,x,w and T problem it becomes:
y*x + z*w = T, which says the
Tickets for front row seat times Number of front row seats plus Cost of remaining seats ticket times Number of remaining seats gives us Total amount earned by the stadium.
220*x + 2050*50 = 300500
220*x = 300500-102500
220*x = 198000
divide both side by 220
x = 900
Answer:
47.5 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
So, every morning, you travel 4.75 miles to get to school... and another 4.75 miles in the afternoon to return.
So, each day, you travel a total of 9.5 miles (4.75 + 4.75) to go school and back.
On a typical school week, you'll go to school 5 times... so you'll need to travel a total of 47.5 miles (5 * 9.5).
Answer:
If she started with a nickel, a dime, a quarter, a half-dollar, and a dollar, she started with $1.90, which is to say 190 cents.
If she takes away one of the coins she either has 185, 180, 165, 140, or 90 cents remaining. Only one of those numbers is evenly divisible by 7.
John
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