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2 years ago

Alan has forgotten his 4-digit PIN code.

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2 answers:

Rudiy272 years ago

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If Alan knows one already, there is 3 more left for him to possibly know

Simora [160]2 years ago

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The first number obviously is 3 and the next number has to be bigger so its 6 .

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MrMuchimi

Part a:
this is really just intuition. you can go either way as long as you back up what you say.
either you think hunter would be faster because he starts out with a lot more money, or you think amado would be faster because he earns a lot more.

part b:
let x be the number of hours hunter works, and y the number that amado works.
they both need to earn 600 dollars.

hunter's money is modelled by 150 + 7.5x
to get 600 dollars
150 + 7.5x = 600
7.5x = 450
x = 60

amado's money is modelled by 12y
to get 600 dollars
12y = 600
y = 50

hunter would need to work 60 hours to make enough money, but amado would only need to work 50, so hunter will take longer.

then say whether this agrees with what you guessed in part a

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3 years ago

James estimated the total cost of groceries to be $50. The actual cost of the groceries is $65. What is the percent error? Round

Yuki888 [10]

The percentage error is 23%

Explanation:

The estimated total cost of the groceries = $50

The actual cost of the groceries = $65

To find the error value, we need to subtract the value of actual cost and total cost of the groceries.

Thus,

error value = actual cost - total cost

error value $= 65-50=15$

Hence, error value = $15

The formula to determine the percent error is given by

$Percent error $=\left(\frac{\text { error value}}{\text {actual value}}\right) \times 100$$

Substituting the values in the formula, we get,

$\begin{aligned} \text { Percent error } &=\left(\frac{15}{65}\right) \times 100 \\ &=0.231 \times 100 \\ &=23.1 \end{aligned}$

Rounding off the value, we have, 23%

Thus, the percentage error is 23%

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3 years ago

Albert wants to buy two pomegranates and some peaches • The price of one pomegranate is $1.59. • The price of peaches is $1.19 p

viktelen [127]

Answer:

He can buy 5 pounds of peaches.

Step-by-step explanation:

2 pomegranates cost $3.18 so, subtract that from $10.00 and you get $6.82. Multiply the different number of pounds with the cost per pound until you go over $6.82. Then go back a pound and multiply. 5 pounds times $1.19 equals $5.95.

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3 years ago

Translate into an algebraic expression:

Ber [7]

The algebraic expression is: x% * 100

<h3>How to translate the expression?</h3>

The statement is given as:

How much x% of sugar syrup can you make if you have 100 grams of sugar?

The amount of sugar is given as:

100 grams

So, the algebraic expression is:

x% * 100