Hello!
We know that mike can bind 109 flowers per hour.
Lets create an equation to remember this.
<u>Mikes equation: </u>
<u>109x = y</u>
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<x is representing per hour in this math problem>
We know that John can bind 116 flowers per hour, here is his equation.
<u>Johns equation:</u>
<u>116x = y</u>
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Question: If they work together for 5 hours, how many flowers can they bind?
First, plug in the number five in both equations.
Second, solve the equation by multiplying.
Mikes:
109(5) = y
109 times 5 is 545
y = 545
Johns:
116(5) = y
116 times 5 is 580
y = 580
We want to know how many flowers can they bind if they work together.
This means we need to add the answers of the equations from both mike's and john's together.
545 + 580 = 1,125
The answer is 1,125
Answer:
bhet
Step-by-step explanation:
see ya there
<span>The amount P as a function of t (in years) is given by
P(t) = P0 (1 + r/n)^(t n)
So if n = 4, and r = 0.02, and P0 = 1000, then
P(t) = 1000 (1 + 0.02/4)^(4 t) = 1000 (1 + 0.005)^(4 t)
At the end of the first quarter, t = 1/4, so
P(1/4) = $1000 (1.005)^(1) = $1005
At the end of the second quarter, t = 1/2 , therefore
P(1/2) = $1000 (1.005)^(2) = $1000 (1.010025) = $1010.03
At the end of the third quarter , t = 3/4, therefore
P(3/4) = $1000 (1.005)^(3) = $1000 (1.015075125) = $1015.08
At the end of the year, t = 4, therefore
P(1) = $1000 (1.005)^4 = $1000 (1.020150500625) = $1020.15
As for the second question, after the first period (quarter),
the formula becomes
P = P0 (1.005)^1 = 1.005 P0
which is choice A. </span>
Don't you mean "coords," or (better yet) "coordinates?"
Look at line DG as an example. It's vertical. If you rotate the whole figure clockwise, then line DG becomes the horiz. line D'G.' G' would have the coordinates (-1,-1), and D' (5,-1). Plot these points G' and D' and see whether or not you agree.
Answer:
15
Step-by-step explanation:
12 goes into 180 fifteen times
