D=dimes
Q=quarters
D=32+Q
Q=?
D+Q=$11.6
D=(32*10)+Q=
$3.2+Q
$11.6-$3.2=$8.4
Each quarter must include 1 dime from now on because there’s 32 MORE dimes than quarters. $8.4/$0.35=24. (Divide 8.4 dollars by 1quarter+1dime, which is 35 cents.)
35 cents goes into $8.4 dollars 24 times. This means there’s 24 quarters and 24 more dimes. Returning to our original equations,
D=32+24
D=56
Q=24
This follows the rule of having 32 more dimes than quarters and the two add up to the correct amount, $11.60
There’s 56 dimes and 24 quarters
Let T = the distance, in miles, a tire lasts
T ~ N(70000,4400<span>²</span>)
P(T
75000)
= P(Z
)
= P(Z
)
≈ P(Z
1.14)
= 1 - P(Z < 1.14)
≈ 1 - 0.8729
= 0.1271
Answer:
5/6 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
Matthews travels 2.5 miles → this is 3 times the distance that Jennifer travels
Jennifer travels 2.5 / 3 miles = 5/6 miles
because,
2.5 = 2 and 1/2 = 5/2
(5/2) ÷ 3 = (5/2) *(1/3) = 5*1/ 2*3 = 5/6
