Answer:
He saw <u>1 duck</u> and <u>3 dogs</u>.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Evan went to the park and saw four animals.
Each animal was either a duck or a dog.
He saw a total of 14 legs.
Now, to find the number of each animal he had seen.
Let the number of duck be 
And the number of dog be 
So, total number of animals:
Now, the total number of legs he did see:
<em>As we know the legs of a duck are 2 and a dog are 4.</em>
Adding both sides by -16 we get:
Dividing both sides by -2 we get:
The number of duck = 1.
Now, putting the value of 
in above equation we get:
The number of dogs = 3.
Therefore, he saw 1 duck and 3 dogs.
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Answer:
40 rubber bands are needed
5 rubber bands will be left from 5 bags of of rubber band
Step-by-step explanation:
Each student will need five rubber bands.
There are eight students
Total rubber bands needed = rubber bands per student × number of students
= 5 × 8
= 40
Total rubber bands needed = 40
Rubber bands come in bags of nine.
Number of bags needed = Total rubber bands needed / number of rubber bands in each bag
= 40 / 9
= 4.44 bags
It is impossible to get decimal number of rubber bands bag, so, the next whole number after 4 is 5
5 rubber bands bags will be bought which = 5 × 9
= 45 rubber bands
Only 40 rubber bands are needed
Left over rubber bands = 45 - 40
= 5 rubber bands
The family would buy the three pairs of shoes for $26.31 because you have to divide $52.62 in half since they bought half the amount of pairs of shoes that are given in the sale.
Answer:
D. The 3rd nap is the least consistent in duration because its standard deviation is the highest.
Step-by-step explanation:
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