Okayskdkdkfnngng Kent djd djd rn rn rndnd dnd dnd Bf dndm kd djd s djd djd djd rn djd rn kd djd didnjendnd e
M/n=p-6
n= m/(p-6)
i swapped the n and p-6
Answer:
A. You bring $40 to the carnival. You need to keep at least $5 for the bus ride home. how many $3 dollar rides can you go on
Step-by-step explanation:
A. If there are only green and yellow M & M’s in the bag, what is the smallest number of
M & M’s possible? 7 M & M’s total
b. If there are 84 M & M’s in the bag all together, how many are green? 24 green ones
c. If red M & M’s were added to the bag in part b to get a total of 100, what is the ratio of green to yellow to red? 6: 15: 4
Answer:
It is difficult to give a specific answer without your scenario but maybe this may help you out a bit.
Let's say you have a line like the one attached:
I labelled certain points b and u so you can use it as a reference. Now all you need to do is count all the points that lie on the same line and are found between.
In this case it would be point d and point e because the rest of the points do not line on the same line. For this problem particular scenario, the answer would be 2.