Yup it has to be a greater divedend if not answer would be completly wrong
Because of the fact that the amberjack is essentially three snappers, it can be shown as 3s
since one snapper is one s, and the amberjack is 3s, we can combine like terms
s+3s = 4s
because altogether, the fish weigh 44 pounds, 4s would equal 44 (shown as 4s = 44), from there, simply divide by 4 on both sides to get the weight of a snapper;
s = 11
Small bonus (finding an amberjack)
Since an amberjack is equal to three snappers, and a snapper is 11 pounds, an amberjack would be 33 pounds.
Answer:
5 months
Step-by-step explanation:
Equate the formulas for the weights of the two boys:
J's weight = 120 lb + (10 lb/mo)m = D's weight = 150 lb + (4 lb/mo)m
Solve as follows: Subtract 120 lb from both sides:
(10 lb/mo)m = 30 lb + (4 lb/mo)m.
Then: (6 lb/mo)m = 30 lb, and m = (30 lb) / (6 lb/mo) = 5 months
Answer:
106°
Step-by-step explanation:
Supplementary angles total 180°, so the one supplementary to 74° is ...
180° -74° = 106°
Answer:
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