1:00 ? because it <em>says </em>that there is a needed 12 minuted between the films plus another 12 minutes of previews which equals 24.... sooo 24 plus 36 should equal 60 which is an hour so the answer as far as i know is 1:00.... Hope this helped :)
Answer:
The number of times members and non-members will have to rent a boat in order to pay the same amount=20
Step-by-step explanation:
We can have two expressions to show the total cost paid by a member and non-member;
Total cost by member=Cost per summer season+cost per number of times they rent a boat×number of times they rent a boat
where;
Cost per summer season=$105
Cost per number of times they rent a boat=$9.50
Number of times they rent a boat=n
Replacing;
Total cost by a member=105+(9.5×n)=9.5 n+105......equation 1
Total cost by a non-member=Cost per number of times they rent a boat×number of times they rent a boat
where;
Cost per number of times they rent a boat=$14.75
Number of times they rent a boat=n
Replacing;
Total cost by a non-member=(14.75×n)=14.75 n......equation 2
To calculate the number of times they would have to rent a boat in order to pay the same amount, we equate equation 1 to equation 2
9.5 n+105=14.75 n
14.75 n-9.5 n=105
5.25 n=105
n=105/5.25
n=20
The number of times members and non-members will have to rent a boat in order to pay the same amount=20
Answer:
14
Step-by-step explanation:
so the pattern is they add 2 then they add 4 then they add 8 then the add 16 basically they are double the number being added each number so the missing number is 14
It will take Jon 240 minutes or 4 hours.
1 hour = 60 minutes
Tuesday: 60 divided by 4 = 15. Karen did it 3/4 of a hour so we multiply 15 by 4 which is 45. 45 equals 45 minutes. On Tuesday, Karen finished her chores in 45 minutes
Wednesday: first we divide 60 by 12 which is 5. 5 would equal 5 minutes. now we multiply 5 by 5 which is 25. Karen finished her chores in 25 minutes.
Answer: Karen finished her chores 20 minutes faster on Wednesday than Tuesday.
Hope this helps!
