REALLY need help with this last problem

Doss [256]

The 5 values needed are:
Min, Q1, Q2, Q3, Max
Order the data:
2, 3, 4, 9, 11, 12, 17, 18
Min= 2, Q1= 3.5, Q2=10, Q3= 14.5, Max=18

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3 years ago

James has 14{,}500\text { g}14,500 g14, comma, 500, start a text, space, g, end text of sand in his sandbox. He brings home anot

mariarad [96]

Question:

James has 14,500g of sand in his sandbox. He brings home another 7,400g of sand from the beach to add to his sandbox. How many kilograms of sand does James have in his sandbox now?

Answer:

The quantity of sandbox James has is 21.9kg

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Initial quantity of sandbox = 14,500 g

Additional quantity = 7,400 g

Required

Total quantity of sandbox in kg

Tp get the total quantity of sandbox, we simply add in the initial and additional quantity of sandbox together;

This is represented mathematically as follows;

Total = Initial Quantity + Additional Quantity

Total = 14,500 g + 7,400 g

Total = 21,900 g

But the question says the answer should be in kg

1000 g is equivalent to 1 kg

21,900 g will be equivalent to $\frac{21,900}{1,000} kg$

$21,900g = \frac{21,900}{1,000} kg$

$21,900g = 21.9 kg$

Hence, the quantity of sandbox James has is 21.9kg

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3 years ago

Please help!!!!! it's a word problem and I don't understand how to do it at all

andre [41]

7We can see that line NM = JK so NM also equals 10.
We know NL = 23 and NM = 10 therefore, ML = NL -NM ML = 23 -13
ML = 10
The last thing to solve is the length of KL
KL = ML / sine 34
KL = 10 / 0.55919
KL = 17.9

Total fence length required = JK + KL + NL =
13 + 17.9 + 23
= 53.9 yards
Cost of Fencing = $3.50 * 53.9 =
 $188.65

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3 years ago

Corey brought $54.50 to the art supply store. He bought a brush, a sketchbook, and a paint set. The brush was 1 6 as much as the

lord [1]

Answer: The items cost as follows;

(a) Brush = $3.50, (b) Sketchbook = $21 and (c) Paint set = $28

Step-by-step explanation: First of all we shall assign letters to the unknown variables, hence we shall call the brush x, the sketchbook y, and the paint set we shall call z.

The total amount spent by Corey was $52.50 because after buying all he needed, he had $2.00 left out of a total of $54.50. This means his transaction can be expressed as follows;

x + y + z = 52.50

However, we know that the brush was 1/6 as much as the sketchbook, that is, if the sketchbook is y, then the brush which is x shall be 1/6 of y. Simply put, x = 1/6y or x = y/6.

Similarly, the sketchbook cost 3/4 of the paint set. If the paint set is z, that means y = 3/4z or y = 3z/4.

Note however that, if y = 3z/4, then by cross multiplication,

4y = 3z

4y/3 = z

Having derived that x = y/6 and z = 4y/3, we can substitute for the values of x and z into the original equation

x + y + z = 52.50

y/6 + y + 4y/3 = 52.5

using a common denominator which is 6, you now have;

(y + 6y + 8y)/6 = 52.5

By cross multiplication, you now have

15y = 52.5*6

15y = 315

Divide both sides of the equation by 15

y = 21

Therefore, if the sketchbook is y, then the sketchbook costs $21.

Also if the brush is x, then the brush costs

x = y/6

x = 21/6

x = 3.50 (The brush costs $3.50)

Also if the sketchbook costs 3/4 of the paint set, then

y = 3z/4

21 = 3z/4

21*4 = 3z

84 = 3z

Divide both sides of the equation by 3

28 = z (The paint set costs $28)

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3 years ago

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jonny [76]

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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3 years ago

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