Answer:
0.0082
Step-by-step explanation:
In algebra, a quadratic equation is any equation that can be rearranged in standard form as where x represents an unknown, and a, b, and c represent known numbers
Answer:
87.3
The answer to get 87.3 is to see if the number in the hundredths place (this case 1) is bigger or the same as the value of 5. If it is round the tenth up but if not then cut the rest of the numbers off.
A,B,C,D i.e. all statements are true!
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
According to question, Lynn works as a part-time vendor selling necklaces for $15 each and bangles for $10 each. She needs to earn a minimum of $300 per week to cover her expenses. The inequality for above scenario will be :
where, x is number of necklaces & y is number of bangles.
A.
Lynn will meet her goal if she sells 12 bangles and 12 necklaces. i.e. x=12 and y=12 , putting values inequality :
which follows inequality . True statement!
B.
Lynn will meet her goal if she sells 20 bangles and 6 necklaces.
putting values inequality :
which follows inequality . True statement!
C.
Lynn will meet her goal if she sells 6 bangles and 12 necklaces. putting values inequality :
, which follows inequality . True statement!
D.
Lynn will meet her goal if she sells 2 bangles and 18 necklaces.putting values inequality :
, which follows inequality . True statement!
Answer:
D) 12,656
Step-by-step explanation:
First of all, as they have given us 3 quantities of plants in 1/2 an acre, we can work out the average amount of plants in 1 whole acre.
In the first 1/2 acre there were:
In the second 1/2 acre there were:
In the third 1/2 acre there were:
to work out the average, we add all these together then divide them by 3 (as there are 3 examples)
291 + 327 + 286 = 904
904 ÷ 3 = 301.3 (this is the average amount of plants in every 1/2 acre.) If we multiply this answer by 2 we will get the average amount of plants in every acre.
301.3 x 2 = 602.67 (average plants in every 1 acre) multiply by total acres (21) for your answer
602.67 x 21 = 12656 average plants in total
I hope this was helpful :-)