The amount of time Jill spent to do her homework
= 9 1/2 hours. which equals to 570 minutes.
Which means, the amount of times Jack needed to do his is
= 570 minutes x 1.5
= 855 minutes which equals to 14 1/4 hours
hope this helps
Answer:
Here is your answer:
5x + 2 < 32
solution:
5x+ 2 < 32
or, 5x < 32-2
or, 5x < 30
or, 5x < 30/2
or, 5x < 15
or, x < 15/3
or, x < 5
therefore, x < 5 <u>ans</u>
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Well, things like sporting events, or freak storms are measured in days, or weeks. Depends. For weather, it could be hurricanes, tornado's, or even large fires(not quite weather, but could be)
Answer:
she took 13 classes that were worth 3 credits
Step-by-step explanation:
well we know that some of the classes are worth 3 and some are worth 4 and that all of these together = 59 so your first equation would be
3x+4y=59
x would be the number of classes worth 3 credits and y would be the number of classes worth 4 credits.
then it says the total number of classes that they took was 18 so we know that
x + y =18.
you want to solve for the number of 3 credit classes so lets go ahead and get rid of the y values. SO you need you multiply the x+y equation by 4
4x+4y=72
then subtract 4x+4y=72 from 3x+4y=59 to get
-x = -13
and then x is a negative so you need to divide -1 from both sides and you get that she took 13 classes that were worth 3 credits.
