Quantity of paint left =
gallons
Solution:
Quantity of yellow paint =
gallons
Quantity of green paint =
gallons
Quantity of blue paint =
gallons
Quantity of paint used =
gallons of each paint
Quantity of paint left =
gallons of each paint
Quantity of paint left = 
Taking LCM for 5, 6, 8, we get LCM = 120



Hence, Mark will have
gallons of paint left after painting the mural.
Answer:
<h2>y=7x+10</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
Base fee Charge= $10
Charges per hour= $7
Let the number of hours be x
and let the total charges be y
Step two:
the linear function for the total charges can be represented using the equation of a straight line, which is
y=mx+c
where y= tota charges
m= the charges per hour
x= is the number of hours worked
c= the base fee
Step three:
the equation is
y=7x+10
If you were to line them all up:
number of desks* how long it measures = total measurement
28*26.17
=<span>732.76 inches
</span>
Y= 3.11x+ 17.59
I got this equation by doing 23.81-20.70 to find m, which is 3.11.
Then to find b, or y-intercept, I subtracted 3.11 from 20.70 to get the origin all price and got 17.59
7×5(2)-1=
7×10-1=69
nth term= 69.
maybe.