I'm not sure what you meant after alligators, if it was or or for, but I think it was for so I'm going with that. If 60 increase every 5 years, it would be 60 over 5 (in fractions). So I would do 60 divided by 5, which would be 12. So that means 12 increase every year. I'm not sure what mean meant either, if you're talking about the mathematical mean, but you can't solve the mean in this problem. The Answer: The yearly change in the alligator population would be 12.
1; (1/4)/(1/4), all you do is flip the fraction to make the reciprocal and multiply, so (4/1)x(1/4)=1
Answer:
65
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>1/2</em>
- <em>Step-by-step explanation:</em>
<em>Hi there ! </em>
<em>1 1/3 + (-5/6) =</em>
<em>= (1*3+1)/3 - 5/6</em>
<em>= ²⁾4/3 - 5/6</em>
<em>= 8/6 - 5/6</em>
<em>= (8 - 5)/6</em>
<em>= 3/6</em>
<em>= 1/2</em>
<em>Good luck !</em>
Based on the table, Josie is paid $43.75 for 5 hours work. For 1 week's work, the pay will be for 40 hours, 8 times that amount, or
.. Josie's weekly pay = 8*43.75 = 350.00
Based on the graph, Salvador gets paid $15.00 for 2 hours work. For 1 week's work, the pay will be for 40 hours, 20 times that amount, or
.. Salvador's weekly pay = 20*15.00 = 300.00
Josie earns 350 -300 = 50 more each week than Salvador. For Josie to earn 1000 more, we can solve the equation
.. 50*weeks = 1000
.. weeks = 1000/50 = 20
It will take Josie 20 weeks to earn $1000 more than Salvador does in the same period.
