I think it's 230 inches
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Y = 3
If you'd like an explaination, please, ask.
I just don't want to write all of the steps out -- yey, apathy.
Answer:
You should go with the 1st, because it's cheaper.
Step-by-step explanation:
1st plan:
30$ which include 75 mins of free calls and 100 free text messages
25 more mins * 10¢ /min(0.1$/min) = 2.5$
You will pay 32.5$
2nd plan:
(calls)100*0.3$=30$
(text messages)100 * 0.1$=10$
30+10 = 40$
$8.70 is the total cost without the coupons. He gets 6 gallons. He gets $0.55 off per gallon.
To find the total price Zak got off, multiply 6 and $0.55. 6 x $0.55 = $3.30, so he got $3.30 off.
To find the total price. Add the total cost without the coupons + the amount the coupons saved him.
$8.70 + $3.30 = $12
To find the price per one gallon, divide the total price / number of gallons
$12/6 = $2. The regular price is $2 a gallon
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Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
Let L and T represent the initial amounts that Leo and Theo had. Let n represent the number of bills exchanged in the first exchange. Then we have ...
L -20n +50n = T -50n +20n . . . . after the first exchange, each has the same
After the second exchange, amounts trade places:
(L +30n) +6(50) = T
Substituting this into the first equation, we get ...
L +30n = ((L +30n) +300) -30n
30n = 300
n = 10
Leo gave Theo ten $20 bills.
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<em>Comment on the amounts</em>
Theo started with $600 more than Leo, including exactly 16 $50 bills. Leo had at least 10 $20 bills, so he could make the initial exchange. Whatever initial amount Leo had in excess of that $200 was matched in Theo's initial amount, but Theo must have had that excess in $20 bills only. For example, Leo may have started with $300 as 10×$20 +2×$50, but Theo's initial $900 would need to be 5×$20 +16×$50.
