P = how many cars Peter has
j = how many cars Jade has
a = how many cars Andre has
p x 4 = how many cars Andre has (36 model cars)
>>>TO FIND HOW MANY MODEL CARS PETER HAS:
p x 4 = 36
36 / 4 = 9
your equation to find how many model cars Peter has is:
36 / 4 = 9
So, Peter has 9 model cars.
>>>TO FIND HOW MANY MODEL CARS JADE HAS:
36 / 4 = how many cars Peter has (9)
Now, you are given the info that Jade has THREE TIMES (3x) as many cars as Peter already.
So, your equation for this one is:
9 x 3 = 27
So Jade has 27 model cars.
---- Jade has 27 model cars.
---- Andre has 36 model cars.
---- Peter has 9 model cars.
equation for a. 36 / 4 = p
equation for b. 9 x 3 = j
Answer:
38: is A
39: is A
Step-by-step explanation:
It’s an irrational number (can’t be expressed as a fraction with two integers).
Answer:
Each teacher will have 21 students
Step-by-step explanation:
273 divded by 21 = 21
Answer:
50 kg
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
SMALL HELICOPTERS:
Weight of small helicopters = 3kg
Weight of shipping container = 20kg
LARGE HELICOPTERS:
Weight of large helicopters = 4kg
Weight of shipping container = 10kg
Number of helicopters each shipping container can hold = s ; all of the packed containers will have the same shipping weight
Shipping weight :
(Weight per helicopter * number of helicopter) + weight of shipping container
Shipping weight of Small helicopters :
(3kg * s) + 20
Shipping weight Large helicopters :
(4kg * S) + 10
Shipping weight of Small helicopters = shipping weight of large helicopters
3s + 20 = 4s + 10
20 - 10 = 4s - 3s
10 = s
Hence, member of shipped helicopters = 10
Total shipping weight :
(4 * S) + 10
(4*10) + 10
40 + 10 = 50kg
