Answer:
Mr. Martin drove 415 miles this week.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question says Mr. Martin drove 125 miles more than <u>last week</u>. How many miles did Mr. Martin drive this week?
How many miles did he drive last week?
Remember: 290 miles is the miles he drove last week.
The problem says he drove 125 miles AND 290 miles this week. So you take the SUM of them to see how many miles he drove together.
290 + 125 = 415
Answer(1):
Given that h(y)=2y-7.
h(8) means plug y=8 into h(y)=2y-7.
h(8)=2*8-7=16-7=9
Hence C) 9 is the final answer.
Answer 2:
(7/8) = (m/32)
to solve for m, we begin by cross multiply
8m=7*32
8m=224
m=28
Hence choice C) 28 is final answer.
Reflection symmetry occurs when a line is drawn to divide a shape in halves so that each half is a reflection of the other.
Rotational symmetry is to check if the given picture is symmetric after some rotation.
Answer 3:
Letter "E" will have
B) the letter has reflection symmetry only
So B) is correct.
Answer 4:
Which statement is true?
Letter "Z" will have
B) the letter has rotation symmetry only
Hence B) is correct.
Answer 5:
Letter "X" will have
A) the letter has both reflection and rotation symmetry
Hence A) is correct.
Answer:
Acute angles.
Step-by-step explanation:
Acute angles are from 0-90 degrees.
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Answer:
There are 122 one dollar bills, 11 five dollar bills and 5 ten dollar bills.
Step-by-step explanation:
There are bills of one dollar, five dollars and ten dollars on the cash drawer, therefore the sum of all of them multiplied by their respective values must be equal to the total amount of money on the drawer. We will call the number of one dollar bills, five dollar bills and ten dollar bills, respectively "x","y" and "z", therefore we can create the following expression:
We know that there are six more 5 dollar bills than 10 dollar bills and that the number of 1 dollar bills is two more than 24 times the number of 10 dollar bills, therefore:
Applying these values on the first equation, we have:
Applying z to the formulas of y and x, we have:
There are 122 one dollar bills, 11 five dollar bills and 5 ten dollar bills.
