d = dimes
q = quarters
d+q = 38 coins
q=38-d
0.25q + 0.10d=6.95
0.25(38-d)+0.10d=6.95
9.5-0.25d+0.10d=6.95
-015d=-2.55
d=-2.55/-0.15 = 17
q=38-17 =21
21*0.25 =5.25
17*0.10 = 1.70
5.25+1.70 = 6.95
she had 21 quarters and 17 dimes
I like to start by dividing the given number by 2, unless a larger factor is evident.
1386 = 2(693). It's pretty obvious that we can divide 693 by 3: 693=3(231).
Then we have 1386 = (2)(3)(231). Try the same procedure. Does 231 have any integer, prime factors? See how far you can take this factoring.
Answer:
8/3
Step-by-step explanation:
3 parts yellow to 2 parts red
4 parts yellow to x parts red
x=4*2/3 =8/3 parts red.
If it is right then there you go
What are some problems that can occur when using overrides? Check all that apply.
The style guide may become cluttered.Text with overrides can’t be exported to other documents.Word won’t allow you to use more than 10 styles in a document.<span>Text with the override won’t respond when changes are made to its original style.</span>
Answer:
around 30
Step-by-step explanation: dont quote me though
