Answer:
yes i think
Step-by-step explanation:
How many different numbers can be made by multiplying 1 by some,all,or none of the prime numbers below?
2,5,5,7,7,7,11
the answer
only 1 answer will remain the same b/c one multiply by a number is just one
brainlest plz
Benny had 60 cupcakes but only 4 tray to put them on, how many can go on each tray. Show your work
So to find how much Ruben will make if he works 4 hours a day as a cashier and 3 hours a day as a waiter for 5 days per week first we'll work on his cashier job. So he makes 4$ an hour as a cashier and her works 4 hours every day for 5 days, multiply 4 by 4 and you'll get 16, so he makes 16 dollars per day as a cashier. now that we know how much he makes a day we simply have to multiply 16 by 5 since he works for 5 days every week. 16*5 is 80, so Ruben makes 80 dollars working 4 hours a day for 5 days. Now we move onto his waiter job. he makes 5.50 an hour as a waiter and her works 3 hours a day. So we multiply 3 by 5.50 to get 16.5. Next, we multiply 16.5 by 5 since he also works 5 days a week as a waiter. 16.5*5 is equal to 82.5. now we add 82.5 and 80 to get 162.5. SO Ruben makes 162.5$ working both jobs 5 days a week
Answer
I think its C which is 112