We conclude that, if working at the same rate, to make 374 units, she needs to work for 17 hours.
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At the same rate, how many hours would she have to work to make 374?</h3>
We know that Mary makes 242 units of something in 11 hours of work, then her rate of work is:
R = (242 units)/(11 hours) = 22 units per hour.
Now, if she wants to make 374 units, then she needs to work for a time T, such that:
(22 units per hour)*T = 374 units.
Solving that linear equation for T, we get:
T = (374 units)/(22 units per hour) = 17 hours
We conclude that, if working at the same rate, to make 374 units, she needs to work for 17 hours.
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3 goes into 96 32 times, so 96/3=32. There is no decimal (unless you insist on including one, then it'd be 32.0) because 3 goes into 96 perfectly.
First we need to know both the formula of A and B.
The formula of A is
C = 5 + 0.25p
with C representing total cost and p representing the amount of checks.
The formula of B is
C = 6 + 0.15p
with C representing total cost and p representing the amount of checks.
To find the point where A and B cost the same, we solve the following equation:
5 + 0.25p = 6 + 0.15p
Collecting terms gives us
-1 = -0.1p
Now we have to divide by -0.1 and we get.
10 = p
p = 10
So our answer: after 10 checks both accounts cost the same amount of money. Answer A.
Answer:C
Step-by-step explanation:
6(x+7)=5(x-7)+x
⇔6x+42=5x-35+x
⇔6x-5x-x=-35-42
⇔0x=-77
