5 and 6. square of 5 is 25 and square of 6 is 36. must be between 5 and 6
Answer:
I am pretty sure there are 10 people in line.
Since Ashley is the seventh person in line, we can deduce that <u><em>there are 6 people in front of her</em></u>.
Since the amount of people in front of her is "twice as many people as there are behind her," we can divide the value of the people in front of her in half to get the value of people behind her.
6/2 is 3, so <em>there are </em><u><em>3 people behind Ashley</em></u><em>. </em>
Now, lets add the amount of people in front of Ashley to the amount of people behind her. 3 + 6 = 9, and since Ashley is also in the line, we should add 1 to the sum.
9 + 1 = 10, so <u><em>there are 10 people in the line</em></u>.
Answer:
I think it is 0,2
Step-by-step explanation:
Because you need to substitute the ordered pairs into the linear equation:
so,
2(0)+3(2) = 6
6=6
The two side, so equation are identical, so the correct answer is (0,2).
I hope this helps!
The three items cost altogether is : 111.32 + 28.75 + 73.21 = 213.28
So, he must work 213.28 : 8.75 = 24.3748571429...
Since if he works 24 hours, he wouldn't have enough money to buy the 3 items, so he must work 24 + 1 = 25 hours.
Recheck : 25 x 8.75 = 218.75 ( > 213.28)
Adds 3 each time
first term is 5
an=a1+d(n-1)
d=common difference
a1=first term
an=5+3(n-1)
18th term
a18=5+3(18-1)
a18=5+3(17)
a18=5+51
a18=56
C is answer
