He rented the bike for 6 hours. If Cody charges an 18 dollar fee up front you subtract that from the total 48 to get 30. Then once you get down to the what he payed for the time used you divide it by 5 because that’s the hourly fee and get 6 hours
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let p = the original price of the ticket
Check:
OK.
Ah hah ! People on Brainly are always asking us where they can
use this stuff in real life. HERE is a perfect example of where
you can use Least Common Multiple in real life . . . when you're
buying hot dogs and buns !
When they come in packs, with different numbers in each pack
but you want to wind up with the same number of each item,
the number of each item that you should buy is the LCM of
the numbers in each pack.
Yadira's mom absolutely aced her math in Middle School, so she
knows right away that the LCM of 9 and 12 is 36 . This tells her
that she should buy 36 hot dogs (3 packs) and 36 buns (4 packs).
They both can have two cookies and then split the fith one in half
Alright, so for every addition or subtraction (without the whole thing being in parenthesis and multiplied by something) sign, there is 1 term to the right of it and 1 term to the left of it. However, we have to make sure not to overlap - for example, m is only 1 term - it can't be counted as 2 since it's to the right of a - and to the left of a +. Our terms are therefore 2m²n, 2mn², m, 3n, and 9
