Answer:
40 teabags for 0.96 (this is the most british question I've ever saw)
Step-by-step explanation:
1.62 / 60 = 0.027 (price per teabag)
0.96 / 40= 0.024 (price per teabag)
40 teabags for 0.96 is the better deal
Answer:
55- 3m is the awnser for this question
Answer:
1) 4 2)7
Step-by-step explanation:
1) If we divide 3.75/3=1.25 which is the amount of time she takes per yard so if we add another yard to what she has already done we find she only could do one more yard in 5 hours 3.75+1.25=5.00 So she can only rake 4 yards in 5 hours
2) If we divide 20.25/3=6.75 we find that each ticket is $6.75 so we must divide that by 47.25 to get the amount of tickets 47.25/6.75=7
Answer:
Every week, the mass of the sample is multiplied by a factor of 0.81
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's rewrite the base and find the expression whose exponent is just ttt.
(0.97)7t+5=(0.97)7t⋅(0.97)5=(0.977)t⋅(0.97)5
Therefore, we can rewrite the modeling function as follows.
M(t)=(0.97)5⋅(0.977)t
According to this model, the mass of the sample is multiplied by 0.977 every week. Rounding this to two decimal places, we get 0.977≈0.81.
Oh my. ALEKS brings back terrible memories, but I hope you managed to do this. You should’ve drawn a line splitting the angle perfect in two. I’m not exactly certain how to use the tool as I’ve never really gotten to to that topic, but I hope you did well. :)
