. Lisa's dog has 4 squeaky toys
. the squeaky toys are 2/3 of all the dog's toys
. let <em>x</em> be number of all dog toys
<em>make an equation</em>
(2/3)<em>x</em> = 4 <em>← solve</em>
x=6
<em>check</em>
2/3 × 6 = 4
<u>Lisa's Dog has 6 toys in all</u>
Answer:
First one
Step-by-step explanation:
B and C aren't it as you cannot produce a negative amount of things. D is also incorrect as its range is exclusively stuff above the $225,000 they're trying to stay below. A is correct as it shows the positive range of values that stay below $225,000
Answer:
26,000,000 codes
Step-by-step explanation:
To find how many unique codes can be created, we just need to check how many possibilities there are for each letter or digit in the code.
Each letter has 26 possible values, and each digit has 10 possible values, so as we have 1 letter and 6 digits, the total number of unique codes are:
26 * 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 = 26,000,000 codes.
Answer:
Person A paints the house in 12 days.
person B paints the house in 60 days.
Step-by-step explanation:
The together rate is the sum of each separate rate.
Person A can paint the neighbor's house 5 times as fast as Person B.
This means that the rate of person A is 1/x, and the rate of person B is 1/5x.
The year A and B worked together, it took them 10 days.
This means that:
Multiplying everything by 10x
This means that:
Person A paints the house in 12 days.
person B paints the house in 60 days.
