Given:
Budget for tiles = 1,200
number of white tiles = 38
unit cost of white tiles = 12
budget for brown tiles = x
cost of white tiles = 38 x 12 = 456
The inequality would be:
Cost of brown tiles + cost of white tiles <u><</u> budget
x + 456 <u><</u> 1,200
solving the inequality:
x + 456 <u><</u> 1,200
<u> - 456 -456</u>
x <u><</u> 744
Mr. Jacobs can spend up to 744 for the brown tiles.
Answer:
= <em>1</em><em>4</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
So my way of doing it is to simply put 20% in decimal so
20= 0.20
Then multiply that by 70
0.20× 70 = 14%
There are probably other ways to do it but I find this way easier
Answer:
1/4 - (2/5 + (1/3 - (3 - 7/2) - 1/4) - 2/15)
= 1/4 - (2/5 + (1/3 - (6/2 - 7/2) - 1/4) - 2/15)
= 1/4 - (2/5 + (1/3 - (-1/2) - 1/4) - 2/15)
= 1/4 - (2/5 + (1/3 + 1/2 - 1/4) - 2/15)
= 1/4 - (2/5 + (4/12 + 6/12 - 3/12) - 2/15)
= 1/4 - (2/5 + (7/12) - 2/15)
= 1/4 - (2/5 + 7/12 - 2/15)
= 1/4 - (24/60 + 35/60 - 8/60)
= 1/4 - (51/60)
= 15/60 - 51/60
= -36/60
= -3/5
Answer:
the one you have picked is the proper answer
