Answer:
Total eclipse was 
minutes longer than in 2005.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is given in the question that total eclipse in 2003 lasted 
minutes and in 2005 it lasted 3/8 of a minute.
We have to calculate how much longer did it last in 2003.
So we have to subtract the duration in 2003 by duration in 2005
Total time taken in 2003- total time taken in 2005
minutes
I think it’s positive. As it gets heavier, the cost has a positive slope, or increases. I’m not absolutely sure though
-133/2=-66.5
If we take the upper and lower round of that number we will get the 2 consecutive numbers that make -133.
Therefore the answer is -66 & -67.
Answer:
Yes, the company can expect a profit in the long term
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, we are to project if a company is expected to make a profit or loss given the information in the question.
Let’s use the scenario of 50 gadgets produced.
1 is expected to be faulty, while 49 is thus expected to work perfectly.
Now, on this 49 sold, there is an expectancy of $3 profit. Hence, this means that for a batch of 50 gadgets produced, the amount of expected profit will be 49 * 3 = $147
The amount that would be used to repair the faulty unit is $80. If we subtract this from the total expected profit, we have $147-$80 = $67
Hence, per 50 gadgets sold, a total of $67 in profit is to be expected
This means profit is expected in the long tey
Answer: Carolynn is faster.
Step-by-step explanation: Clarke makes 6.75 favors/hour, while Carolynn makes 7 favors/hour. (7 > 6.75)
