It would be twelve
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The computation of the word problem shows that the oranges will John have in 12 weeks will be 70 oranges.
<h3>How to solve the word problem?</h3>
The word problem will be that John has 10 oranges and buys 5 more oranges every week. How many oranges will John have in 12 weeks.
The computation will be:
= 10 + 5x
where x= number of weeks.
= 10 + 5x
= 10 + 5(12)
= 10 + 60
= 70 oranges
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Answer: See below for table
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Explanation:</h3>
What we know:
- Mary is 1st
- Isabella is a few seconds behind Mary
- Pilar is two places behind Isabella
- Anna is ahead of Pilar
How to solve:
Using Mary as a starting point, we can make accurate guesses to each person's rank.
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Process:</h3>
Mary
1st place, known constant
Isabella
2nd place, just behind Mary
Pilar
4th place, 2 places behind Isabella
Anna
3rd place, ahead of Pilar and behind Isabella
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Solution:</h3>
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Place | Name
1st | Mary
2nd | Isabella
3rd | Anna
4th | Pilar
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Answer:
6.∠ADB = ∠BDC reason :(CPCTC)
7.BD bisects ∠ADC reason :(From statement 6)
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