If we divide 55 (the total amount of money he made) by 5 (price to walk one small dog), we get 11. Meaning that the maximum amount of small dogs he could possibly walk and receive that amount of money is 11. However, he only walked 8 dogs. Therefore Ryan would have needed to walk a specific amount of large dogs in order to earn 55 dollars in total.
After doing some process of elimination, I reached this conclusion:
3 small dogs = $15
5 large dogs = $40
The combination of the two would equal $55.
Therefore, the answer would be 3 small dogs.
Answer:
See below ~
Step-by-step explanation:
Given :
<u>QRSTU ~ FGCDE</u>
Finding the scale factor :
- Take two corresponding sides in proportion
- RS : GC
- 40 : 12
- <u>10 : 3</u>
Applying the scale factor to find the missing sides :
- FG :
- QR : FG = 10 : 3
- 30/FG = 10/3
- FG = 30/10 x 3
- FG = 3 x 3
- <u>FG = 9</u>
- CD :
- ST : CD = 10 : 3
- 40/CD = 10/3
- CD = 40/10 x 3
- CD = 4 x 3
- <u>CD = 12</u>
- EF :
- UQ : EF = 10 : 3
- 30/EF = 10/3
- EF = 30/10 x 3
- EF = 3 x 3
- <u>EF = 9</u>
Answer:
Selling price=rs.600.
Profit of rs=100.
Step-by-step explanation:
C.P=500; profit%=20%
S.P.=100+profit%×C.P/100
S.P=120×500/100
=rs.600
S.P>C.P
Profit S.P-C.P
600-500=100
he gained for rs.100.
Answer:
A. T, U
Step-by-step explanation:
T and U are stretched across the paper. the others seem a bit close or smaller to the size of X and Y, but when you look at T and U they seem longer than X an Y
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