A 120 watt light-bulb is a 0.120 kilowatt light bulb.
In one hour, it uses 0.120 kilowatt-hour of energy.
If electrical energy costs $0.20 per kilowatt hour, then that light bulb costs
(0.120 kilowatt-hour / hour) x (0.20 dollar / kilowatt-hour) =
(0.120 x $0.20 / hour) =
$0.024 / hour = <span>2.4¢ per hour </span>
1, 1.84+2= 1.84+2.00=3.84
3, 0.90+2= 0.90+2.00 = 2.90
4, 0.5+5= 0.5+5.0=5.5
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Answer:
x=16°
Step-by-step explanation:
5*x-30=2*(x+18)
For the second, I'd say it is:
5*x-30=2*x+18
Let's solve both.
5*x-30=2*(x+18)
5x-30=2x+36
3x=66
x=22
5*x-30=2*x+18
3x+48
x=16°
Answer:
D) $8.20
Step-by-step explanation:
82 x 0.1 = 8.2
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
abs ( -2(5-(-1)) / 3 )
= abs ( -2(5+1) / 3 )
= abs ( -2(6) /3)
= abs (-12 /3)
= 4
(3(-1) -- 1) /2
= (-3 -1) /2
= -4 / 2
= -2
since 4 is greater than - 2 this is inequality is true
