-2.1 + 0.3 - 1.7 - 0.4 = -3.9
answer
A. -3.9 lbs
Answer:
We print -> 21m + 25 ≤ 500
Print so good -> 18m + 44 ≤ 500
Maximum mats from We Print : the integer part of (500-25)/21 = 22
Maximum mats from Print So Good: the integer part of (500-45)/18 = 25
#Note
We take the integer part of the division because a mat cannot be in portions
Answered by GAUTHMATH
What they mean is plug in 3 for c, so it would be:
2 x 3(3+2) + 4(3+3)
We use unit rates to compare prices, so we can find, what same quantity is worth
Answer:
The smallest value of n that satisfies the requirements for a normally distributed p is 30
Step-by-step explanation:
The Central Limit Theorem says that if we have a random sample and the sample size is large enough (usually bigger than 30), then the sample proportion will follow a normal distribution with mean p, where p is the true population proportion.
