What we know about this situation that either she will take less than 37 minutes:
r<37
or she will take more than 42 minutes
r>42
so it means that she cannot take between 37 and 42 minutes.
The best way to write it is:
37>r v r>42
where "v" means "or" in mathematical notation
Answer:
x*$10 + y*$16 = $480
Step-by-step explanation:
The question seems incomplete, and after a search online I've found a lot of similar questions with similar numbers, so I really can not be sure of which one is the complete question.
I suppose that we want to get a linear equation that describes the given situation:
Let's define two variables:
x = number of hours that Maggie works in the office (for $10 each)
y = number of hours that Maggie works driving a tractor (for $16 each).
Then the total amount of money that Maggie gets is:
x*$10 + y*$16
Now we know that she earns $480 per week, then we know that:
x*$10 + y*$16 = $480
This is a linear equation we wanted to get, where (just to be complete) we need to add the restrictions:
x ≥ 0
y ≥ 0
(this means that she can not work a negative number of hours).
The official answer is 1/5 nah sike I guessed it’s probably wrong
Answer:
the numbers being multiplied in an equation
Step-by-step explanation:
Example:
4 x 2 = 8
4 and 2 are the factors in this equation
The mean weight of the packages is 2.5, so the total weight of the packages is found by multiplying 2.5 pounds by 4 which is equal to 10 pounds. That is the tial weight of the four books. To find the weight of the fourth book, the three other weights are subtracted from 10 pounds:
