Step-by-step explanation:Let number of 49 cents =A
Let number of 33 cents=B
<u>A+B=45 equation 1</u>
1 $=100 cents
49 cents =.49 dollar
33 cents=.33 dollar
so .<u>49A+.33B=17.89 equation 2</u>
Add equation 1 and equation 2
since these are simultaneous equations
.49A+.33B=17.89
A+ B=45
so divide equation 2 by 100 we get
49A+33B=1789
A+B =45 multiply equation 1 by 33 on both the sides we get
<u>33A+33B=1485 equation 3</u>
so subtract equation 3 from equation 2 we get
49A+33B=1789 equation 2
<u>33A+33B=1485 equation 3</u>
<u>16A+0 =304</u>
16A=304
A=304/16
A=19
putting nalue of A in equation 1 we get
A+B=45
19+B=45
B=45-19
B=26
so number of 49 cent stamps are 19
and number of 33 cent stamps are 26
Bruno had 10 bills for each if you don't count the 2 more $20 bills. If you want a complete number, bruno had 12 $20 dollar bills and 10 $10 bills
Answer:
She will save $5.25
Step-by-step explanation:
21 x 25% = 5.25
So the first hour it travels from 1-6 miles, the second hour it travels at least two miles. And the question is "draw the range of miles the boat could of traveled in the second hour". Well first of all the third hour is completely useless so forget about that. Now, the first hour says it traveled from 1-6 miles, we don't know how many miles it traveled for sure but it could of traveled up to 6. So in the second hour when they say "at least two miles" the boat could of travled at least two miles more than 1-6. So 1+2+3, 2+2+4, 3+2=5, 4+2=6, 5+2=7 and 6+2=8. So the boat could of traveled from 3 to 8 miles in the second hour.
