Answer:
11 sets of forks
Step-by-step explanation:
First subtract 406-278 to find total amount of forks needed which is 128 forks.
Then divide 128 by 12 to see how many sets of forks you need.
You get 10.67 but because you can't buy two thirds of a set, you have to round up to 11 sets of forks.
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
23 and 7
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply 23 and 7 to get 161. Subtract 7 from 23 and get 16
I would label the x-axis with a scale 1-10 weeks and the y-axis with inches grown. The graph starts at 2inches because it’s the height of the plant. For the next 4 weeks there will be a growth of 1 inch a week (reaching 6) than the line stays at the height for 2 weeks until it gets sunlight again for 3 more weeks making it grown 3 more inches and repeats the process again.
Answer:
X is right there
Step-by-step explanation:
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First of all, I must assume that the correct cost for carpet is $4.25 per <em><u>square</u></em> foot.
It could be $4.25 per foot if it came of a standard roll, but then I would need to know the width of the roll, which you haven't given.
Area of the room = (15-ft x 14-ft) = 210 square feet
Area of the closet = (4-ft x 8-ft) = 32 square feet
Total area = (210 + 32) = 242 square feet.
Total cost of carpet = (242 x $4.25) = <u>$1,028.50</u> plus pad and installation.
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You know what ? I think you may have mis-copied the price of carpet altogether.
At $4.25 per square foot, that's <em><u>awfully</u></em> expensive carpet.
I suspect the actual price is $4.25 per <em>square yard</em>. That's pretty cheap, but
it's a lot closer to reasonable than $4.25 per square foot is ($38.25 per yd² !)
If it's $4.25 per square yard, then we need to know that 1 square yd = 9 square ft.
The total requirement is 242/9 = 26 and 8/9 square yard, so you'll buy 27 sq yds.
$4.25 x 27 = <u>$114.75</u> plus pad and installation. That sounds cheap but better.
