You have 4 green picks and, after adding some orange picks, you know that every 2 picks from 3 are orange.
So, 1 green pick needs 2 orange picks, three in total. Since you have 4 green picks, then you will have in total 3·4=12 picks (4 green and 12-4=8 orange).
Answer: there are 12 picks in total.
0.76 or 76/100. Simply add 2 zeros to 6/10 to make it 60/100. That'll make the problem alot easier :).
Answer: To find the inverse, interchange the variables and solve for y.
Step-by-step explanation:
f-^1 (x)= - 5x/3
P = 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply both sides by 3
48-9p=2p+15
Add 9p to both sides
48=2p+15+9p48=2p+15+9p
Simplify 2p+15+9p2p+15+9p to 11p+15
48=11p+15
Subtract 15 from both sides
48−15=11p
Simplify 48-15 to 33
33=11p
Divide both sides by 11
\frac{33}11=p11/33=p
Simplify 11/33 to 3
3=p
Switch sides
p=3
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Answer:
she should have added 25, not subtracted 25
Step-by-step explanation:
