1/7 is equivalent to... 2/14, 4/28, & 5/35 :)
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
First, Karen only has $20, so her spending cannot go over this amount. That would would that she can spend exactly $20 or less than $20. We need a equal to/less than sign before $20, so answer choices A and D can easily be eliminated.
Next, the admission costs $6. This is a cost that Karen will only pay one time, so it's represented by + 6. This eliminates B, but I will still explain why C is completely correct.
Each ride costs $2, meaning that we can represent this amount with 2x, which is just $2 times the amount of rides she will go on. When fully written out, the inequality is 2x + 6 (less than or equal to sign) 20, making C the correct answer.
30% = 30/100 = (30 x 3)/(100 x 3) = 90/300
1/3 = (1 x 100)/(3 x 100) = 100/300
As 90/300 < 100/300
Therefore 30% < 1/3
Find out how much over the 10 years whatever it says and then use that to explain if it's worth is
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
By using mid point formula ,
(X,Y) =( X1+X2/2) , Y1 +Y2/2
(-2+2/2) , (-4-10/2)
or, (0/2), (-7)
