Child = $5.70
Adult = $9.80
- We can conclude that the amount of adult is double the amount of child tickets bought. (total of $556.60)
For this, you will need to divide the total amount by two and draw a tree chart with each of the numbers to get the seperation of the two. I would find out how many 9.80s or 5.70s go into $56.60 so you'll just have $500
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
P(green) is asking what are the chances that if your stuck your hand into the bag and grabbed a marble that it would be green. There are 3 green, 2 blue, 1 red, and 1 white marble for a total of 7 marbles. If you pull out a marble without looking you have 3 chances of 7 that it will be green. So
10. 3/7 or 3:7
Do we even have any yellow marbles? Not that I can see, so if there isn't a yellow to pull out, your chances of pulling one out is 0. So
11. 0/7 or 0
Since there are 3 green and 1 red, which is a total of 4 marbles, we have 4 out of 7 chances that the marble we pull is red or green. So
12. 4/7 or 4:7
Answer:
1. $8.30
Step-by-step explanation:
so 3 hats were purchased and each cost 15.50 so
15.50*3=46.50
and the rest of the 96.30 is 6 keychains so
96.30-46.50=49.80
and there is 6 keychains
49.80/6=8.30
Each key chain was $8.30
Claire's answer is unreasonable because when we got the price of the keychains all together in Claire's mind the total for the keychains would be $4.98, which we clearly got the total for the keychains at $49.80.
Answer: a) Q= 5units
b) R= $75
Step-by-step explanation:
The maximum revenue is at dR/dq = 0
Revenue = price x quantity of demand = p × q
Substituting p = 30- 3q
R = (30-3q) × q
R= 30q- 3q2 (q2 = q raised to the power of 2)
dR/dq = 30- 6q = 0
6q = 30
q= 30/6= 5
q= 5 units
R = pq= 30q- 3q2
R= 30(5) - 3( 5×5)
R= 150- 75
R= $75
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