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9. Basically, it is asking us to multiply 5.2 by 46.
5.2*46=239.2
So, your answer is 239.2 inches.
10. First, let's find out how many blocks she has left to run by subtracting the number of blocks she has already ran by the number of total blocks.
60-18=42
So Susan has 42 blocks left to run. Now, let's divide that by 2 since she can run 2 blocks per minute.
42/2=21
So, the answer is 21 minutes.
11. Let's set up an equation: We know that she will automatically pay $49.95 per month, plus $0.15 per additional minute. We also know her final total for the month was $61.20:
49.95+0.15m=61.20
Let's solve! Subtract both sides by 49.95
49.95+0.15m-49.95=61.20-49.95
Simplify
0.15m=11.25
Now, divide both sides by 0.15
0.15m/0.15=11.25/0.15
M=75
So your answer is 75 additional minutes.
Hope this helped! Comment if you have questions!
Answer:
2. Shena should have written the associative property for step 2.
Step-by-step explanation:
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We have been given that the ages of students in a school are normally distributed with a mean of 15 years and a standard deviation of 2 years.
We are asked to find the percentage of students that are between 14 and 18 years old.
First of all, we will find z-score corresponding to 14 and 18 using z-score formula.




Similarly, we will find the z-score corresponding to 18.



Now we will find the probability of getting a z-score between
and
that is
.

Using normal distribution table, we will get:


Let us convert
into percentage.

Therefore, approximately
of the students are between 14 and 18 years old.
Answer: $450
Step-by-step explanation:
We can form an equation representing the problem. The question is essentially asking 60% of what is equal to $270. If we define that what as a variable 'x', we get the following:


Multiply both sides by 100:


Divide both sides by 60 to solve for the value of 'x':

Answer is 450 bucks
We can check this answer by taking 60% of $450. In principal, this should return the discount of $270.

Yup, it checks out
Answer:
12345
Step-by-step explanation:
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