Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let b be the number of balloons and h be number of party hats.
We have been given that balloons cost $0.50 each, so cost of b balloons will be 0.50b.
We are also told that party hats each cost $1.25, so cost of h party hats will be 1.25h.
Further, Joe wants to spend exactly $20 on the party supplies. We can represent this information in an equation as:
Therefore, the equation represents the number of balloons ( b) and the number of party hats ( h) that Joe can buy spending exactly $20.
Answer:
So, the times the ball will be 48 feet above the ground are t = 0 and t = 2.
Step-by-step explanation:
The height h of the ball is modeled by the following equation
The problem want you to find the times the ball will be 48 feet above the ground.
It is going to be when:
We can simplify by 16t. So
It means that
16t = 0
t = 0
or
t - 2 = 0
t = 2
So, the times the ball will be 48 feet above the ground are t = 0 and t = 2.
17∠x-11 set up the equation like this
28∠x add 17 to the other side, and you get x is greater than 28
Answer:
y=2x-3
Step-by-step explanation:
show work
1=(2*2)+b
1=4+b
1-4=-3
-3=b
check work
y=2x-3
y=(2*2)-3
y=4-3
y=1
Pet show has stations for each animal. There are 5 rabbits, 7 cats, 8 dogs, and 4 hamsters.
1. How many cats need to be added to make the probability 1/2.
For the probability to be 1/2, we need there to be 1 cat for every 2 animals. There are 5+8+4 = 17 other animals besides cats so we need to increase the amount of cats to 17 so that it is 1/2 of the total. We already have 7 so we need 17-7 = 10 more cats.
2. Assume we added the cats. What's the probability of picking a dog?
Since we added the cats, the total number of animals is now 17+17 = 34
There are 8 dogs, so the probability of picking a dog will be 8/34 which will reduce to 8/34 = 4/17 (you will pick 4 dogs every 17 attempts).
3. No more animals added. What is the probability of picking a rabbit or hamster?
Total rabbits and hamsters is 5+4 = 9 so there is a 9/34 chance of picking a rabbit or hamster. (you will pick a rabbit or hamster 9/34 attempts).
4. What is the probability of NOT picking a goldfish?
Be careful here... the question is what is the probability that you won't pick a goldfish? Well there are no goldfish, so there is a 34/34 (100%) chance that you won't pick a goldfish. You will NOT pick a goldfish 34 out of 34 times.
