70 flowers were planted in all.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let,
Tulips = t
Daises = d
Lilies = l
Total tulips planted = 42
She planted 2 times as many tulips as daises.
t=2d
Putting t=42
Dividing both sides by 2
And 3 times as many daisies as lilies.
d=3l
Putting d=21
Dividing both sides by 3
Total flowers planted = Tulips + Daisies + Lilies
Total flowers planted = 42 + 21 + 7 = 70
70 flowers were planted in all.
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Answer:
22) y=1/4x-3/4
23) y=-1/3x-9
Step-by-step explanation:
22 ) Using the rise/run strategy, we can find the slope. From (-1,-1) you go up 1 unit to reach the same level as (3,0), and go right 4 to reach (3,0). This means your rise/run is 1/4, which is also your slope. Now to find the y-intercept, we can use the equation format y=mx+b. m is your slope, which we have, and b is the y intercept. With y and x, we can substitute in a point we already know, for example (-1,-1) as (x,y). When everything we know is substituted in, we get -1=(1/4)(-1)+b. According to PEMDAS, we should now multiply 1/4 and -1 to get (-1/4). Now our equation is -1=-1/4+b. To isolate B, we need to add 1/4 on both sides. As a result, you'll get -3/4. Your y intercept is -3/4. Thus, the final equation is y=1/4x-3/4.
23) This question is a lot more straight forward than question 22. In this question, you're already given everything in the equation to substitute everything in. Like I said before, the format for a linear equation is y=mx+b where m is your slope and b is your y intercept. This question already gives you both the slope and y intercept, so you can just fill it in. (m = -1/3, b= -9) Thus, you'll get y=-1/3x-9.
Answer:
No.
Step-by-step explanation:
Sweet Potatoes= 0.79 Per pound including tax.
So 0.79 · 8 = $6.32
And Stuart only have $5.00.
Therefore He don't have enough money for 8 pound of sweet potatoes.
1. v=d/t=7.5/1.5=5 km/h
2. v=d/t=(v1*t1+v2*t2+v3*t3)/(v1+v2+v3)=(15*10+20*10+25*5)/(10+10+5)=
=(150+200+125)/25=475/25=19 m/s
102 would be the most reasonable estimate.
The experimental probability of owning fewer than 2 vehicles, based on the survey, is 15/50. We multiply this probability by the number of subscribers to the magazine:
15/50(340) = 102
