1. 2.96 = 2 96/100 = 2 24/25 ( thats 2 and 24/25)
2. 1 out of 2 = 1/2 (Erin)
6 out of 8 = 3/4 (Lauren)
Lauren is more successful because 3/4 is greater then 1/2
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
4 + 5m = 4m + 1 + m <em>combine like terms</em>
4 + 5m = 5m + 1 <em>subtract 5m from each side</em>
4 = 1
4 can never equal 1, so no value of m would allow the equation to be correct
1/6·30=5
so your answer is b)5
You add 1/4 each year:
800 to 1000 in one year
1000 to 1250 in 2
1250 to around 1812.5
Call the number of courses ' C '.
Whatever it is, it will cost her [ 55 + 450C ].
How many courses can she get for $1,200 ?
55 + 450C = 1200
Subtract 55 from each side:
450C = 1145
Divide each side by 450 :
C = 1145 / 450 = 2.544...
She can only register for a whole number of courses, so<u> 2 </u>is the limit.
That will cost her (55 + 2x450) = (55 + 900) = $955
and she'll have $245 left over ... not enough for another course.
