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lisabon 2012 [21]
2 years ago
10

Determine which expression is equivalent to 15a + 6. (5 points)

Mathematics
1 answer:
Lina20 [59]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

1. Expression: 3(5a + 2)

2. Total\ charges = 6.25(s+g)

3. Total = 65x + 18 + 65y

4. Michelle

5. 20 friends

6. Thor

8. x\leq 5

9. x + x + 5 = 32

10. 7n + 9 \leq 44 so: n \leq 5

11. 40 + 5n \leq 70 So: n \leq 6

12. 10.01  p + 9.96 \leq 50 so p \leq 4

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Given

Expression: 15a + 6

Required

Determine the equivalent expression

Expression: 15a + 6

Expand:

Expression: 3 * 5a + 3 * 2

Factorize:

Expression: 3(5a + 2)

<em>Hence, the equivalent expression of the given expression is </em>3(5a + 2)

2.

Given

Charges = \$6.25

s = seventh grade students

g = eight grade students

Required

Determine the total charges

First, we need to calculate the total number of charges:

Total=s+g

Total\ charges = Charges * Total

Total\ charges = 6.25(s+g)

3. Given

Ken

Duration = x\ weeks

Extra\ Earnings = \$18

Weekly\ Earnings = \$65

Paul

Weekly\ Earnings = \$65

Duration = y\ weeks

Ken's total charges is:

Weekly\ Earnings * Duration + Extra\ Earnings

65 * x + 18

65x + 18

Paul's total charges is:

Weekly\ Earnings * Duration

65 * y

65 y

Total = Ken + Paul

Total = 65x + 18 + 65y

4.

To calculate the percentage, we simply divided the number of pop albums by the total number of albums.

For Michelle.

\%Pop = \frac{33}{60} * 100\%

\%Pop = \frac{3300\%}{60}

\%Pop = 55\%

For Sasha

\%Pop = \frac{36}{78} * 100\%

\%Pop = \frac{3600\%}{78}

\%Pop = 46.2\%

For Kat:

\%Pop = \frac{40}{89} * 100\%

\%Pop = \frac{4000\%}{89}

\%Pop = 44.9\%

For Monica:

\%Pop = \frac{24}{59} * 100\%

\%Pop = \frac{2400\%}{59}

\%Pop = 40.7\%

From the calculation above, Michelle has the highest percentage of Pop music

5.

People = 80

Fortnite = 0.55

Among\ Us = 30\%

Required

Determine number of friends that prefer fortnite more than among us

First, we need to calculate the number of people that prefer Fortnite.

Fortnite = 0.55 * 80

Fortnite = 44

Next, we need to calculate the number of people that prefer Among Us.

Among\ Us = 30\% * 80

Among\ Us = 24

The difference is:

Difference = 44 - 24

Difference = 20

<em>Hence, 20 more people preferred Fortnite to Among Us</em>

6.

Hulk = 0.25

Iron\ Man = 12

Thor = 35\%

Captain America cleaned the rest

Total = 60

Number of cities by each is:

Hulk = 0.25 * 60

Hulk = 15

Iron\ Man = 12

Thor = 35\%

Thor = 35\% * 60

Thor = 21

Captain\ America = 60 - 15 -12 - 21

Captain\ America = 12

<em>By comparison, Thor cleaned the highest number of cities</em>

<em>7. This question is not clear</em>

Total = \$70

Glass = \$30

Each\ Cape = \$8

Let the number of cape be x.

We have that:

8 * x + 30 \leq 70

8 x +\leq 70 - 30

8 x +\leq 40

x\leq 5

9.

Let the first number be x and the second be y

x + y = 32

y = x + 5

Substitute x + 5 for y in the first equation

x + x + 5 = 32

10.

Savings = \$9

Earnings = $7 per hous

Total = $44

The inequality is:

7 * n + 9 \leq 44

7n + 9 \leq 44

7n \leq 44 - 9

7n \leq 35

n \leq 5

11.

Earnings = $40

Extra = $5 per lasso

Total Earnings = At least $70 daily

The inequality is:

40 + 5n \leq 70

5n \leq 70 - 40

5n \leq 30

n \leq 6

12.

Each\ Cake = \$0.01

Shipping = \$9.96 per order

Available = \$50 --- maximum

The inequality is:

10.01 * p + 9.96 \leq 50

10.01  p + 9.96 \leq 50

10.01  p \leq 50 - 9.96

10.01  p \leq 40.04

p \leq 4

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