x3[x+4y=1]
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3x+5y=10
-1y=-9
x-1 [-1y=-9]
y=9
We first calculate Pablo's height .
4 = 100%
x = 1% (Where x is 1% of Sandra's height.)
cross multiplying the equation, we get:
100x = 4 → x = 4/100 → x = 0.04
If 1% = 0.04, then 10% will be 0.04 × 10 = 0.4
Pablo's height is 4 + 0.4 = 4.4 feet.
Now we repeat the above steps to get Michal's height from Pablo's height
4.4 = 100%
x = 1% so:
100x = 4.4 → x = 4.4/ 100 → x = 0.044
If 1% = 0.044, then 8% will be 0.044 × 8 = 0.35
Michael's height is 4.4 + 0.35 = 4.75 feet.
Okay so first we want to find out how many cans one person uses a year. To find this we divide 16,801 by 53 and we get 317 cans a year. Using this we can find how many cans 1,694,000 people use a year by multiplying the people by 317. You get 536,998,000 cans a year, which is your answer.
It is (d+5)(d+5) because 5•5 is 25 and 5+5 is 10
If she took $20 out of her savings account, given the information, she could easily have no money remaining now. Given this, we'll assume the current value of her account is the minimum it can be. Now you just need to find how many times her withdrawal can factor into the original amount, $250. Therefore, t=250/20= 12.5. Since it's asking for a number of weeks, the answer can't be a decimal, so your final answer is 12 weeks.
