I estimate he can make around 12 such bowties, this is based off a year being 3 feet and therefore half a yard is 1 1/2 feet. So 12x 1 1/2= 12 12/2=6+12=18 all the fabric is used up.
D/c = 6/7 => d = 6c/7
d + c = 52
6c/7 + c = 52
6c + 7c = 364
13c = 364
c = 364÷13
c = 28
d = 52 - 28
d = 24
Answer:
Jeff mows 9 yards of lawn in 30 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation that models the amount of time (t) in minutes it takes Jeff to mow an average sized yard is
, where n is the number of yards he mows.
To find the number of yards Jeff mows in 30 minutes, we set the equation to 30 and solve for n.

Add -12 to both sides:


Divide both sides by 2


Hence Jeff mows 9 yards of lawn in 30 minutes.
Answer:
4,200
Step-by-step explanation:
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-24+12d=2d-6+22
-24+12d=2d+16
-24+12d+24=2d+16+24
12d=2d+40
12d-2d=2d+40-2d
10d=40
10d/10=40/10
D=4