The LCM this question is 13 and 29
2 1/2 + 2 3/5 =
2 5/10 + 2 6/10=
4 11/10 = 5 1/10
5 1/10 - 5 = 1/10
1/10 lb left over
Answer:
2500 Square meters
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the garden area (as a function of its width) as:

The maximum possible area occurs when we maximize the area. To do this, we take the derivative, set it equal to zero and solve for w.
A'(w)=-2w+100
-2w+100=0
-2w=-100
w=50 meters
Since Marquise has 200 meters of fencing to build a rectangular garden,
Perimeter of the proposed garden=200 meters
Perimeter=2(l+w)
2(l+50)=200
2l+100=200
2l=200-100=100
l=50 meters
The dimensions that will yield the maximum area are therefore:
Length =50 meters
Width=50 meters
Maximum Area Possible =50 X 50 =<u>2500 square meters.</u>
Answer:
a. 8 years
b. $49.20
Step-by-step explanation:
The computation is shown below:
a. The mark age is
Given that
232 is 8 times of the sum of mark and his sister ages
And, his sister is 21
So,
Let us assume the mark age be x
now
8(x + 21) = 232
x + 21 = 29
x = 29 -21
x = 8
b. The original price of the socks is
As each pair get $3 off
And she bought 6 pairs for $31.20
= $31.20 + 6 × $3
= $31.20 + 18
= $49.20
Answer:
You may likely be charged an Overdraft fee or amount on each of the transactions carried out by you and you will have to repay the bank the overdrawn amount.
Step-by-step explanation:
Based on the information given we were told that you opt out of an overdraft protection which means that in a situation were you have the amount of $10 in your bank account in which you carried out some transactions with your debit card such as buying lunch for the amount of $12, movie ticket for the amount of $12 and as well dinner for the amount of $15 the end result is that their is likelihood of you to be charged an overdraft fee or an overdraft amount on each of the transaction carried out by you and secondly you will also need to repay or pay back the bank for the amount of money overdrawn which is $29 calculated as :
Amount overdrawn =[($12+$12+$15)-$10]
Amount overdrawn=$39-$10
Amount overdrawn =$29