Step-by-step explanation:
First divide 1100 by 2
550
Now that would be the amount the both of them would have to pay if they were splitting it equally. Since there not add 250 to 550.
250+550=800
Finally subtract 250 from 550
550-250=300
Jake has to pay $550
Danny has to pay $300
Answer:
x=-2
Step-by-step explanation:
Hey there!
In order to solve this equation, you need to combine like terms
The equation after combining the x terms and the contants will look like this
10x+3=12x+7
Now you have to take 10x away from both sides
3=2x+7
Now bring all the constants to the left side
3-7=2x
Simplify
-4=2x
divide 2 on both sides to get x by itself
x=-2
So, the answer is x=-2
Answer:
70/(10-3)+1=11
Step-by-step explanation:
simplify
70/(7)+1=11
10+1=11
11=11
Answer:
Option C = 15
Step-by-step explanation:
In principle when a function <em>f(x) </em>varies directly with <em>x</em> it suggests that any changes in x results in the equivalent changes in<em> f(x)</em>. If we have two variables, i.e. <em>y</em> representing<em> f(x)</em> and <em>x</em> representing itself, any increment/decrement in <em>x</em> will result to the same increment/decrement in <em>y</em> by a factor <em>a, thus we can say that y = ax, implying y and x have the same ratio. </em>
In the given question we know that <em>
</em> when
<em>, </em>which translates as

This tells us that
varies by a factor (lets call it)
for a given value of
.
To find this factor we can just divide 45 with 9 which gives: 
Thus the factor
here is
which finally tells us that
Eqn (1) our original function.
Since we now know our function we can plug in the value for
and solve for
as follow:



Looking at the given options in the question we can conclude that the correct answer is Option C = 15
If by you mean kilobytes, then:
131.62500 kilobytes
45/45=1
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