Answer:
Nick needs to buy 3 packs.
Step-by-step explanation:
If Nick buys 3 packs he will have 18 cards. If he uses 15 of them he will have 3 left over. If he only bought 2 packs he would be 3 cards short of the amount he really needed.
Entirely impossible to know, there are an infinite number of sequences which have the terms 8, 15, and 22 for n=1,2,3 -you could say that if you wanted to give a "smart" answer and it would be true
otherwise 43 pages on 6th day I think
The answer is 140.
For every 4 toys the price increases by 20. If you divide, we find that every toy is worth 5. For example, if the amount of toys increases by 10, then the cost increases by 50. Since 20 is the closest given example being only 10 toys away, you can just add 50 onto the cost of the toys to get 140.
Answer:
First of all cant give u the anssswer i am srry but i can give u a hint u need to find eqivelent fractions for the denominators then u can add them
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