Given, the charges to clip a dog's nail = $n
The charges to wash the dog = $w
The charges to cut a dog's hair = $h
The total charges Jasmin take for 1 dog = $n+$w+$h = $(n+w+h)
For 4 dogs we can get total charges by multiplying the total charge for 1 dog with 4.
So, the total charges for 4 dogs = $(n+w+h) × 4 = $ 4(n+w+h) = $(4n+4w+4h)
So we have got the required answer.
The total charges for 4 dogs = $ 4(n+w+h) = $(4n+4w+4h)
21+21+9+9=
2(9+21)=
Hope this helps
Answer:
C) 4/15
Step-by-step explanation:
The two equations ...
- 2x + 1/2y = 2
- 1/2x + 2y = 6
can be solved for x using Cramer's rule:
x = (2·2 -1/2·6)/(2·2 -1/2·1/2) = (4-3)/(4-1/4) = 1/(15/4)
x = 4/15
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Cramer's rule for the solution to ...
is ...
- ∆ = ae-db
- x = (ce -fb)/∆
- y = (fa-dc)/∆
Answer:
1/4 pound
Step-by-step explanation:
The maximum error is half the "rounded to" value. Here, rounding is to 1/2 pound, so the maximum error is 1/4 pound.
Sheryl earns about 13$ an hour so what you have to do is multiply 13 by 9 and then if I’m correct then that answer should land somewhere on the Line drawn