Answer:
0.6
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
348 trouts in the lake
Step-by-step explanation:
Since this is basically a ratio problem and we are given three values we can use the rule of three to solve for the missing variable which would be the total amount of trouts in the lake. To do so we multiply the total amount trouts tagged by the number of trouts caught later. Then we multiply that product by the amount that were found to be tagged later.
22 total trouts caught later <=========> 11 trouts were tagged
x total trouts <=========> 174 trouts tagged
(174 * 22) / 11 = 348 total trouts in the lake
Finally, we can see that the conservationist would expect there to be around 348 trouts in the lake.
Answer: 39s(9s-5)
Step-by-step explanation:
(3s*13) (9s-5)
remove the parenthesis ex: (a)=a
3s*13 (9s-5)
Multiply the numbers
39s(9s-5)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A. "a pair of pants originally priced at &40$ and a shirt originally priced at $45. He pays $55"—correct
(1-0.30)$40 + (1-0.40)$45 = $55
B. "Mary buys two shirts originally priced at $25. She will pay $35."—incorrect
2×(1-0.40)$25 = $30
C. "a pack of four shirts on sale for $37.80. The pack of shirts was originally priced at $54"—incorrect
(1-0.40)$54 = $32.40
D. "a pair of pants for sale price of $40.60. The pair of pants was originally priced at $58."—correct
(1-0.30)$58 = $40.60
add all amd divide by the 40 ???let me know if im wrong
