First, underline the key numbers
n=Perfect Quizzes last quarter
x=School record
n+3
3•2=x
Now we solve that
3•2=6
Now we know, x=6
If the record (6) is 3 times the number of spelling quizzes Hannah scored perfectly last quarter (n), then we know we have to divide the record (6) by 3 to know how many perfect quizzes were from last quarter.
6/3=2 so, n=2
The number of perfectly scored quizzes from last quarter is 2.
Answer:
Answer: about 14
Work Shown:
Add up the values in the table:
170+135+150+145 = 600
There are 600 orders in total. Of those 600, we have 135+145 = 280 that are for lemonade or for orange juice. This means roughly 280/600 = 0.4667 of all the drinks are either lemonade or orange juice.
Assuming this ratio keeps up, we can multiply 0.4667 with 30 to get
30*0.4667 = 14.001 which rounds to 14
This represents the estimated number of drinks in the next 30 orders that are either lemonade or orange juice.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
<u>C. $1190.00</u>
Solution given:
1 hour :$17
each week
35 hour :35*$17=$595.00
If you gross pay on your next paycheck is $595*2=$1190.00
Your answer is 5.671 x 10 to the first power. I dont know how to write to a power on here
Answer:
6 and 4
Step-by-step explanation: since it is "cm2" it means it was already halved. This means that the answer was originally 24, 6x4 is the only one that equals 24.