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now, the one below that, which is equivalent to that? well, just look above it
Answer:
Kami sold 28 large figurines
Step-by-step explanation:
L = number of large figurines
S = number of small figurines
L+S = 70 since he sold 70 figurines
12L = 8S since the amount of money collected for the large figurines is equal to the amount of money for the small figurines
L+S = 70
12L = 8S
Divide by 8
12/8 L = S
3/2 L = S
Substitute this into the first equation
L+S = 70
L + 3/2 L = 70
Get a common denominator
2/2 L + 3/2L = 70
5/2 L = 70
Multiply each side by 2/5
2/5 * 5/2 L = 70 * 2/5
L = 28
Kami sold 28 large figurines
Answer:
Collage math (hehe) ... Ben is 20
Step-by-step explanation:
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6.506875 is the answer because 7.25% out of 100 is .0725 and 89.75 times that is 6.506875
Let n be the number of sides of a polygon.
To solve for the sum of the interior angles:
(n-2) x 180°
To solve for the measure of each interior angle of the polygon
[(n-2) x 180°] / n
To solve for the measure of each exterior angle:
360° / n
The sum of the exterior angles is always 360°
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