2) 48
3) 72
4) 48
5) 105
6) 47
7) 37
8) 400
9) 17
10) 13
I hope this helps! Let me know if I get anything wrong so I can fix it.
Your question is not clear. I must guess what you meant. Did you mean "Find the two numbers?"
If so, let the two numbers be m and n. Then mn=60 and m=n-7.
Then (n-7)(n) = 60, or n^2 -7n - 60 = 0. This factors: (n+5)(n-12) = 0
Thus, n = -5 or n = 12.
check: does mn = 60? Does 12*5 = 60? Yes. Is m (which is 5) 7 less than n (which is 12)? Yes.
Note that you could also check to see whether n=-5 and m=n-7=-5-7=-12 is also a solution.
There is 12 in a dozen
Arthur makes 17
Nina makes 11
Altogether they made 28
I think this is right sorry if it isnt
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Answer: $4.46</h3>
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Work Shown:
3 containers = 6.69 dollars
3/3 containers = 6.69/3 dollars .... divide both sides by 3
1 container = 2.23 dollars
2*(1 container) = 2*(2.23 dollars) ... multiply both sides by 2
2 containers = 4.46 dollars
A shortcut is to start with "3 containers = 6.69 dollars" and multiply both sides by 2/3
Each mention of "container" refers to a half-gallon container.
To find the case cube of a box in cubic feet, first measure its length, width, and height in inches. Next, multiply all 3 figures together, then divide the result by 1728 to get your case cube measurement in cubic feet.
