Benny started with 55 five cards. In order for his dog to have eaten half his cards and end up with 30 cards, that would mean he had 60 cards. Mind you, he had bought 5 more the day before his dog ate them. I hope that makes sense
Based on this quote, this answer is 60.77.
The ratio given in USD to CHF is 1.4481/88. Since we want 1 USD, we divide both parts of the ratio by 1.4481:
1.4481 ÷ 1.4481 = 1
88 ÷ 1.4481 = 60.77
Answer:
51%
Step-by-step explanation:
Add up the tallies, as follows: 17+24+9+19. Then divide the "cycling" tally (24) by this sum ( 69), obtaining the "observed probability that the customer will want to cycle"): p = 24/69 = 34.7%.
Answer:
b, that each player loaded onto the truck is
proportional to the number of minutes. m. spent loading boxes.
• Cory loaded twice as many boxes as Alonzo.
The equation that represents the number of boxes Cory loaded is
b = 2m.
Step-by-step explanation:
hope this helps
40=10+2x where x is the number of dogs.
30=2x
x=15
Therefore she must walk 15 dogs
Hope this helps :)
