What is 0.74 divided by .08
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Let x and y represent the larger and smaller numbers, respectively. The problem conditions give rise to two equations:
x + y = 7
5x +4y = 47
You can use the first equation to write an expression for y, then substitute that into the second equation.
y = 7 - x
5x +4(7 -x) = 47 . . . . substitute for y
x + 28 = 47 . . . . . . .. simplify
x = 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . subtract 28
Using our expression for y, we have
y = 7 -19 = -12
The larger number is 19.
The smaller number is -12.
x + y = 7
5x +4y = 47
You can use the first equation to write an expression for y, then substitute that into the second equation.
y = 7 - x
5x +4(7 -x) = 47 . . . . substitute for y
x + 28 = 47 . . . . . . .. simplify
x = 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . subtract 28
Using our expression for y, we have
y = 7 -19 = -12
The larger number is 19.
The smaller number is -12.
Answer:
A. 8
Step-by-step explanation:
There are a couple of things you need to keep in mind:
- The artist wants to mix together any number of colors from her palette
- The mixture has to have as least two colors
- The number of possible mixtures is less than 500
So this is a combination, not a permutation, meaning, the event of, for example, yellow + red is the same as red + yellow, thus is not counted twice, this is important.
The formula for combination is:
Where, n would be the total number of colors in the pallete, and r is the number of colors you are combining.
But there is one thing, from the points I mentioned above, the minimum amount of colors to be combined is 2 yet she could combine 3, 4, 5, etc, so you need to add all those combinations up to mixing all the colors on her palette.
But enough of that, This is what I mean:
The 1 at the end represents the combination of all the colors
A. Correct
Let's check B. 9 to make sure:
B. Incorrect
So of 9 is too high, then 11, 12 and 13 are too.