So we can make an equation for this, being 7=1/3x, as that effectively says she can make 3 drawings per page.
Knowing this, we can multiply it by 3 to get x=21 (since if she can draw 3 drawings per page, we can imagine that if each drawing took a page she would need 3 times the pieces of paper), therefore she can make 21 drawings.
Answer:
d=16t squared
Step-by-step explanation:
Exact Form:
The answer is A!!!!
Just did this mathematically!! Hope this helped:)
<h3>17 heavy equipment operators and 14 general labourers were employed</h3>
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Let x = number of heavy equipment operators employed
Then,
31 - x = number of laborers employed
From given,
Pay of heavy equipment operators = $ 138 per day
Pay of general labours = $ 93 per day
Payroll was $3648
Therefore,
number of heavy equipment operators x Pay of heavy equipment operators + number of laborers employed x Pay of general labours = 3648
138x + 93(31 - x) = 3648
138x + 2883 - 93x = 3648
45x = 3648 - 2883
45x = 765
x = 17
Thus,
31 - x = 31 - 17 = 14
Therefore, 17 heavy equipment operators and 14 general labourers were employed
