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Horatio wants to ship a batch of 8 machine parts. The packaging for each part weighs 2 pounds. If each part weighs x pounds, whi

Sever21 [200]

Here is what we know:
8 machine parts
each part = x pouunds
packaging for each part is 2 pounds so 16 pounds for packaging

If y=total weight wiith that information we can form this equation
y=8x + 16

If each part equals 6 pounds the total shipment will be
y=8x+16
y=8(6) + 16
y= 48 + 16
y=64

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3 years ago

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What would this equal up to

Dovator [93]

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

$\text{Count the zeros, there are seven so }10^7$

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3 years ago

How many numbers can you make between 0-99 using exactly four 4s?

MAVERICK [17]

Answer:

Number Four Fours Term Solved By

0 4 - 4 + 4 - 4 johnv

1 (4/4) / (4/4) johnv

2 4/4 + 4/4 pilot

3 (4+4+4) / 4 pilot

4 [ (4/4) ^4 ] * 4 catbells

5 [ 4*4 +4 ] / 4 pilot

6 [ (4+4) /4 ] +4 scruffy

7 4+4 - (4/4) Flora Flatbelly

8 4*4 - 4 - 4 catbells

9 4/4 +4 +4 scruffy

10 4 + √4 + √4 + √4 P Rubie

11 44 / (√4 + √4) christina

12 4 + 4 + √4 + √4 johnv

13 4!/(√4) + 4/4 tackline

14 4+4+4 + √4 D12Bit

15 (44/4)+4 D12Bit

16 4*4*4 / 4 D12Bit

17 4*4 + 4/4 D12Bit

18 4*4 + 4 / √4 D12Bit

19 4! - 4 - 4/4 ?

Solutions to the Second Challenge: 20 to 99

Number Four Fours Term Solved By

20 4 * 4 + √4 + √4

21 4! - 4 + 4/4

22 4! - (4! / 4 - 4)

23 4! - 4^(4-4)

24 4 * ( 4 + 4/√4 )

25 4! + 4^(4-4)

26 4! + (4! / 4 + 4)

27 4! + 4 - 4/4

28 4! + 4 * (4/4)

29 4! + 4 + 4/4

30 (4 + 4/4)! / 4

31 (4! + 4)/4 +4! MicheleR

32 4*4 + 4*4

33 (4 - .4)/.4 + 4! IceMantis

34 4*4 * √4 + √

35 4! + 44/4

36 4*4 * √4 + 4

37 4! + (4! + √4) / √4 christina

38 44 - 4 - √4

[39] 4! + 4! - 4/.4~

40 44 - √4 - √

41 (4*4 + .4) / .4

42 44 - 4/√4

43 44 - 4/4

44 44 + 4 - 4

45 44 + 4/4

46 44 + 4/√4

47 4! + 4! - 4/4

48 44 + √4 + √4

49 4! + 4! + 4/4

50 44 + 4! / 4

51 (4! - 4 + .4) / .4 Mr.B

52 44 + 4 + 4

[53] 44 + 4 / .4~

54 4! + 4! + (4! / 4)

55 [4! - ( 4 / √4 ) ] IceMantis

56 44 + 4! / √4

[57] 4! + 4! + 4/.4~

58 4! + 4! + 4/.4 IceMantis

59 4!/.4 - 4/4 FireMantis

60 44 + 4 * 4

61 4!/.4 + 4/4 FireMantis

62 (4 + 4) ^ √4 - √4

63 (4! + √4) / .4 - √4 FireMantis

64 4 * 4 * √4 * √4

65 (4^4 +4) / 4 Jeremy

66 (4 + 4) ^ [√4] + √4

67 [4! + √4] / .4 + √4 FireMantis

68 (4 + 4) ^ √4 + 4

69 (4!+4-.4)/.4 Partick

70 44 + 4! + √4 FireMantis

71 (4 + 4! + .4) / .4 IceMantis

72 [ (4! / 4) ^ √4 ] * √4

[73] [4! * √4 + √.4~)] / √.4~) capOCC

74 4! + 4! + 4! + √4 FireMantis

75 (4! + √4 + 4) / .4 FireMantis

76 4!*4 - 4! + 4 Jeremy

[77] (4/.4~) ^ √4 - 4 FireMantis

78 √4 / .4~) * [4! + √4] ArBeeJay Ruakura

79 (4/.4~) ^ √4 - √4

80 4! * 4 - 4*4 -

[81] (4/.4~) * (4/.4~) -

82 (4! / .4) + 4! - √4 Partick

[83] (4/.4~) ^ √4 + √4 -

84 4! * 4 - 4! / √4 -

[85] (4/.4~) ^ √4 + 4 -

86 4!*4 - 4/.4 IceMantis

87 4! * 4 - 4/.4~ -

88 4! * 4 - 4 - 4 -

89 4! + [4! + √4]/.4 RyVikOCC

90 4! * 4 - 4! / 4 -

91 4 * 4! - (√4 / .4) IceMantis

92 4! * 4 - √4*4) -

[93] 4 * 4! - [ √4 / √(.4~) ] IceMantis

94 4! * 4 - 4/√4 -

95 4! * 4 - 4/4 -

96 4! * 4 + 4 - 4 -

97 4! * 4 + 4/4 -

98 4! * 4 + 4/√4 -

[99] (4!*√4-4) / .4~ IceMantis

Step-by-step explanation:

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Find the measure of the indicated angle

kvasek [131]

Answer:

the answer is 67

Step-by-step explanation:

180-46=134

134/2=67

(also it is an acute triangle and 67 is less than 90)

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3 years ago

Muriel can do the laundry in 3 hours working alone. Rea has more experience and can do the laundry in 2 hours working alone. How

vagabundo [1.1K]

Here we have a problem of rates of work, where we want to find the rate at which two people would work together, so we can find the time it takes to complete a given job when these two work together..

We will find that they need to work for 6/5 hours to do the laundry together.

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We know that:

Muriel can do the laundry in 3 hours.
Rea can do the laundry in 2 hours.

<em>Then we can define:</em>

M = rate at which Muriel works = 1/3h
R = rate at which Rea works = 1/2h

Where the rates are computed as the quotient between 1 (1 total laundry completed) and the amount of time it takes to do it.

If they work together, the rate just adds up, so we will have:

rate = (M + R) = 1/3h + 1/2h

Now we need to write that as a single fraction, so we get:

rate = 1/3h + 1/2h = 2/6h + 3/6h = 5/6h

Now we can write an equation of the form:

rate*time = 1

Where the 1 again, means "one complete laundry done".

Then we have:

(5/6h)*T = 1

T = (6/5)h

This means that they need to work for (6/5) hours to do the laundry together.

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3 years ago