Let the amount Kevin earns be represented with K
Let the amount Jason earns be represented with J
Jason earns $32.50 less than twice Keyin earns can be represented by
J = K - 32.5 ----- equation 1
Jason earns $ 212.5
J = 212.5 ----- equation 2
From equation 1, we can write the equation to solve for what Kevin earns
J = K - 32.5
Making K the subject of the formula
K = J + 32.5
Putting J = 212.5 into the equation above
K= $ 212.5 + $ 32.5
K = $ 245
Kevin earns $245
Answer:
21 and 30
Step-by-step explanation:
x + y = 51
x - y = 9
add the two equations and y's will cancel out
2x = 42 divide by 2
x = 21 so put 21 in for x in the top equation and solve
21 + y = 51
y = 30
The 1 goes in the hundreds, the 2 goes in the tens, the 7 goes in the ones, the 6 goes in the tenths, the 8 goes in the hundredths, the 9 goes in the thousandths
Assume that 3 digits are selected at random from the set {1,3,5,6,7,8} { 1 , 3 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 8 } and are arranged in random orde
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Sample space is 36.so the probability must be 20/36.from three digits the maximum no.of number can be made is 6.
Answer:
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