40 boys and 68 girls
let's start with variables and an equation.
boys: x
girls: 2x - 12
and we know that boys and girls make up the class. so let's add the two expressions.
x + 2x - 12 = 108
3x - 12 = 108
+ 12 + 12
3x = 120
x = 40 boys
BUT x is only the number of BOYS in the class. so we have to find girls now. let's plug in our value of x into the girls' equation.
2x - 12 = # of girls
2(40) -12 = # of girls
80 - 12 = # of girls
68 girls
let's check our answer!
68 + 40 does in fact add to 108, therefore our answer is correct.
No. Four times five is twenty, so if Andrea has five five dollar bills, she can afford the tennis shoes. <span />
Let Surface Area A, a the base edge and h the height:
A = a²+2a√(a²/4+h²)
h=?
pythagorean theorem:
h²=c²-a²
h=√(c²-a²)
h=√(8²-(.7/2)²)= 8
plug it in the above equation A= 11.7ft²
So A is correct
Step-by-step explanation:
I believe the answer is 80 cuz it's in the middle
Answer: x=−5
Step-by-step explanation:
8x+32=5x−3−4x
8x+32=x−3
8x+32−x=−3
7x+32=−3
7x=−3−32
7x=−35
x=- 35/7
x=−5
