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<u><em>Answer: ⇒⇒⇒⇒⇒⇒⇒ =54</em></u>
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Step-by-step explanation:
First you had to convert element to fraction.

Then you had to cross out by the common factor of 3.

Multiply by the fraction.

Multiply by the number.


Again multiply by the number.


Apply rule.

54 is the right answer.
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Answer:
-361
Step-by-step explanation:
Your calculator can tell you the result. It is -361.
Start with the inner parentheses and work outward. Do multiplication and division in the order shown, left to right, before addition or subtraction.
-3[2/6+8{-9/3(8-5*3)-6}]
= -3[2/6+8{-9/3(8-15)-6}]
= -3[2/6+8{-9/3(-7)-6}]
= -3[2/6+8{-3(-7)-6}]
= -3[2/6+8{21-6}]
= -3[2/6+8{15}]
= -3[1/3+8{15}]
= -3[1/3+120]
= -3[361/3]
= -361
Remark
The equation is job1/ time + job2/time = job3/time
Discussion
job one is the time it takes one of the workers to complete the job.
job two is the time it takes the other workers to complete the job
job three is the time it takes to do the job together.
Givens.
Let Marcus's time = m
Let Tony's time be =t
Let their together time = t1
Equation Substitution and solution.
1/m + 1/t = 1/t1
1/6 + 1/4 = 1/t1 The common denominator on the left is 12.
2/12 + 3/12 = 1 / t1
5/12 = 1/t1 Cross multiply.
5*t1 = 12 Divide by 5
t1 = 12/5
t1 = 2 2/5
t1 = 2.4 hours
Cost
1 hour = 43 dollars for labor.
2.4 hours = x dollars for labor.
1*x = 43 * 2.4
x = 103.2 dollars. <<<<< Answer
A-
-$12.58
B-
-$37.58
C-
You need $37.58 to bring it back up to $0
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