Find the slope: (-2, -5), (7, 8)
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Both radio stations will play the same song on the same day <u>5 times</u> in 30 days.
<u><em>Explanation</em></u>
A radio station plays yesterday by the Beatles once every 2 days. Another station plays the same song once every 3 days.
For finding the day on which both radio stations will play the same song, we will just <u>find the LCM(Least Common Multiplier) of 2 and 3</u>. So, the LCM will be 6.
That means, <u>on every 6th day, both radio stations will play the same song</u>.
So, the number of times that both radio stations will play the same song on the same day in 30 days
A proportion box can be used to solve this problem. First, we need to compute the difference or change in the original amount of visitors Alec had (in February) and the new amount of visitors (in March).
1,525 - 1, 385 = 140
We place this amount (140) in the top left of our box, and we place the original amount (1,525) in the bottom left of our box. We are looking for the percentage decrease, so that box in the upper right will stay empty. The number 100 always goes in the bottom right of our percent proportion box.
(The attached image will show an example of how to set this up).
Our last step is to cross multiply and divide.
140 x 100 = 14,000
14,000 ÷ 1,525 = 9.18
So, the percentage decrease of the number of visitors to Alec's website from February to March was 9.18%.
1,525 - 1, 385 = 140
We place this amount (140) in the top left of our box, and we place the original amount (1,525) in the bottom left of our box. We are looking for the percentage decrease, so that box in the upper right will stay empty. The number 100 always goes in the bottom right of our percent proportion box.
(The attached image will show an example of how to set this up).
Our last step is to cross multiply and divide.
140 x 100 = 14,000
14,000 ÷ 1,525 = 9.18
So, the percentage decrease of the number of visitors to Alec's website from February to March was 9.18%.
Answer:
Twelve
Step-by-step explanation:
Imagine the blue circles are muffins. Abilgale started with warming nine muffins, and then she warmed three. Starting from nine, you have to count up three numbers.
10, 11, 12.
She warmed 12 muffins total.
