Answer:
75
Step-by-step explanation:
The measure of two supplementary angles = 15:21
The angles are 15x , 21x
15x + 21x = 180 {Supplementary}
36x = 180
x = 180/36
x = 5
Smallest angle = 15 * 5 = 75
Answer:
The expression 7x represents the height of the container.
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question:
We are being informed that; if the length of the container is half of a foot longer than its width.
Let the width be x;
Then the length of the container can now be ; x+1/2
We all known that the volume of a rectangular prism is : V= l×w×h
here;
l = length
w = width
h = height
If we rewrite the given expression :
;
Then we factor we make a similar coefficient of the above equation, the remaining entities left in the parenthesis should be a linear term with a leading coefficient of 1 to match the expression for the length of the container.
i.e

Hence, if the length of the container is half a foot longer than its width, x, then the expression 7x represents the height of the container.
Answer:
More information is needed, maximum weekly profit is $1750.
Step-by-step explanation:
The maximum profit would assume Burger King does not sell any burgers on Friday, therefore all 500 burgers were sold at $3.50. 500*$3.50 = $1750 in maximum earnings for the week. More information is needed about the split between the burgers sold over the week.
Maybe the question was trying to say 500 burgers were sold on Friday. In that case, assuming every customer got three burgers, 500/3 = 166.6 customers, rounding down because you cannot have half a customer, 166 customers on Friday. Each customer paid for two burgers 166*2*$3.50 = $1162 in earnings on Friday.
Answer:
11-g
Step-by-step explanation:
You would have to subtract the number of gumdrops Kendall ate (g) from the number of gumdrops they had in the beginning (11). So the expression would be 11-g