Answer: 35 additional teachers are needed
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Explanation:
We have 2470 students and the ratio of students to teachers is 26:1. This means that for every teacher, there are 26 students. Put another way, we can set up this ratio
2470/x = 26/1
where x is the number of teachers. Cross multiply and solve for x
2470/x = 26/1
2470*1 = 26*x
2470 = 26x
26x = 2470
26x/26 = 2470/26
x = 95
So we have 95 teachers currently
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Let y be the new number of teachers needed to bring the ratio down to 19:1
Using a similar idea as done above, we would have this ratio
2470/y = 19/1
Let's solve for y
2470/y = 19/1
2470*1 = 19*y
2470 = 19y
19y = 2470
19y/19 = 2470/19
y = 130
So we'll need 130 teachers to have the ratio be 19:1
The difference of the values is y - x = 130 - 95 = 35, which is the final answer. This is the additional amount of teachers needed.
Supplementary angles add up to 180 degrees more than the other, you can formulate an equation 180=(100+x)+x80=2x so, x=40 the other angle is 100 degrees more. So, the angle lengths are 40 and 140 degrees.
Answer:
N = 920(1+0.03)^4t
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the given statement a car repair center services 920 cars in 2012. The number of cars serviced increases quarterly at a rate of 12% per year after 2012.
Rate is 12 % annually
rate in quarterly = 12/4= 3%
We will apply the compound interest equation:
N=P( 1+r/n)^nt
N= ending number of cars serviced.
P= the number of cars serviced in 2012,
r = interest rate
n = the number of compoundings per year
t= total number of years.
Number of compoundings for t years = n*t = 4t
Initial number of cars serviced=920
The quarterly rate of growth = n=4
r = 3%
The growth rate = 1.03
Compound period multiplied by number of years = 920(1.03)^4t
Thus N = 920(1+0.03)^4t
N = number of cars serviced after t years...
Now it would be
-2.3+(-5.9)
now just add those two together
and u get -8.2
So the answer is A
Answer:
3102x
Step-by-step explanation:
