Answer:
Austin will have to buy 180 squares of carpeting.
Step-by-step explanation:
First find the dimension of the room. We do that by multiplying the width times the length and then subtracting the cut out region in the top right. And, in order to know how big that region we cut out is, we have to do a little subtraction.
We know the room is 18' long on the left side and 12' long on the right side. We subtract 12 from 18 to get 6, and we know that the cut out region is 6' long. We do the same thing with the width, 25' wide at the bottom minus 10' wide at the top and we see that the cut out is 15' wide.
18 x 25 = 450
6 x 15 = 90
450 - 90 = 360. The area of the room is 360 
Each piece of carpet is 2' by 1'. So for every 2' long, the piece of carpet is 1' wide. Each carpet piece will cover 2
. Divide 360 by 2 and you get 180.
3x92 = 276 (first 3 exams)
average of at least 90 (90 x 4 = 360)
360 - 276 = 84
Answer
<span>she needs to score at least 84 on the fourth exam </span><span>in order to guarantee a final average of at least 90</span>
Answer:
The number missing on the number line is<em> </em><em>(7)!</em>
There should be <em>(2)</em> dots above the number 4.
There should be <em>(4)</em> dots above the number 6.
A good title for the dot plot is;
(<em>Age you lost your first tooth!!!)</em>
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There are 27 pansies.
The possible rows that will contain equal numbers of pansies are
1 row, 27 pansies in the row, or
3 rows, 9 pansies per row, or
9 rows, 3 pansies per row.
There are 36 daisies.
The possible rows that will contain equal numbers of daisies are
1 row, 36 daisies in the row,
2 rows, 18 daisies per row, or
3 rows, 12 daisies per row, or
4 rows, 9 daisies per row, or
6 rows, 6 daisies per row, or
9 rows, 4 daisies per row, or
12 rows, 3 daisies per row, or
18 rows, 2 daisies per row.
The only common row combination is 3 rows, with 9 pansies and 12 daisies per row.
Answer: 9 pansies in each row.
6/11 is the answer.
Hoped this helped!