♥It says that he adds 12$ each week, and by the end of 3 weeks he had 60. Well if you do 12*3
And that =36.
But as you can see its not 60 so we have to find out how much money he had in there before.
He had 24$ in there before he started doing this.
You can find this by doing 36+x=60 and 36+24=60.
Now if you do 12*15
You get 180.
Now add the 24 dollars he already had in there.
180+24=204
He had 204$ at the end of wk.15
♥Hope this helps!♥
The Answer to your problem is:
0.292
If there are 3 red blocks for every 5 blocks
if we multiple both numbers by 12 to make every 60 blocks we get:
36 red blocks every 60 blocks
since you have 36 and you only need 32 then yes you will have enough
Answer:
To express your answer in terms of pi, simply refrain from substituting pi's numerical value for its symbol in the equation. That way, your answer will look like xπ where x is whatever number you come up with, and π is simply a placeholder.
Answer:
63 students.
Step-by-step explanation:
x students.
34 have science 28 have math 5 math and science 6 neither.
6 neither means there were at least 6 students so our number goes up to 6 students.
34 have science 28 have math 5 have both.
34-5 and 28-5
29 and 23
29+23 is 52 +5 is 57 +6 is 63.
63 students.
HOpe this helps!
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