Answer:
Karen had 45 m and m's candy.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of m and m's candy be 'x'.
Now given:
Karen gave an equal amount of m and m's to herself and four friends.
So we can say that;
Number of people m and m's candy distributed equally = 5
Also Given:
Each person receives m and m's equivalent to the largest one digit number.
Now we know that;
Largest one digit number is 9.
So we can say that;
Each person receives m and m's = 9
We need to find number of m and m's Karen have.
Solution:
So we can say that;
Total number of m and m's Karen have is equal to Number of people m and m's candy distributed equally multiplied by number of m and m's can each person receives.
framing in equation form we get;
Total number of m and m's Karen had = 
Hence Karen had 45 m and m's candy.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The average rate of change is the change in the number of visitors divided by the change in the number of months.
1. Change in number of visitors
Change in visitors = 182 -125 = 57 visitors
2. Change in number of weeks
Change in time = 5 - 2 = 3 months
3. Average rate of change
Answer: 1406.25
Step-by-step explanation:
The soccer field at a park is 9,000 square yards. The soccer field takes up 6 2/5 square inches on the map of the park. How many square yards does 1 square inch on the map represent? Show your work. Help me pls
Given that:
Area of soccer field = 9000 sq yards
Soccer field takes up 6 2/5 square inches on the map of park
Hence,
9000 yd² = 6 2/5 in²
Let 1 in² on map = m
9000 yd² = 32/5 in² - - - (1)
m = 1 in² - - - (2)
Cross multiply ;
6.4 * m = 9000
m = 9000/6.4
m = 1406.25
Hence,
1 in² on map = 1406.25 feet²
900
Answer:
1st option
Step-by-step explanation:
turn 15% into a decimal:
%15 -> 0.15
multiply $7 by 0.15 then add together:
7 x 0.15 = 1.05
$7 + $1.05 = $8.05
20 hours x $8.05 hour = $161
$161 x 10 weeks = $1610 total by the end of summer
<em>the question does not say how many hours she works normally so the answer might be off...</em>
if she continued with $7, assuming she works 20 hours/week:
20 hours x $7 = $140
$140 x 10 weeks = $1400
$1400 + $200 = $1600 total by the end of summer
