70% of 60,000,000 is 42,000,000
Let x=the amount of roses that Brad buys. (x+3)=the number of daisies that Brad buys.
x+(x+3)=33
Simplify this problem to find the amount of roses:
2x+3=33
2x=30
x=15
So, Brad buys 15 roses and 18 daisies.
Since roses cost $3, 15*3=45.
The roses cost $45.
Hope this helps! :)
Wouldn't you just count back 30 minutes from 10:08?
If you round up to 10:10, it's a little easier. Picture an analog clock in your head. Every big number is five minutes, and every two is ten minutes. If we put it back to the 12, that's ten minutes back. Twenty minutes earlier from that would be 9:40. Since we added two minutes to make it easier, we've got to subtract those two minutes. So, the starting time would be 9:38.
I hope this isn't too confusing.
<span>' B ' says that he starts with $50,000
and then loses $100 for each computer he sells.
If he sold 500
computers with that equation, his total income would be zero.
The only way he could earn
$75,000 from that equation would be to sell
(negative 250) computers.
That would be quite a trick, so it's most likely not 'B'.</span>
[x^3/(16+8)]-2
It says the quotient, dividing, of 'a number', which means a variable or unknown number, cubed, which means to the 3rd power, and 16 increased by 8 (which is 16+ 8) and at the beginning it says 2 less than which means -2.
