I’m pretty sure it’s x=80? it seems like x+30 has to equal 110 and 80+30=110.
Y=40x + 225
Because x is your per hour cost.
The first thing you must do is to calculate the weight of the gravel (w) that the truck holds (7.5 yards³). So, you have:
If the weight of 1 yard³ is 1.48 tons, then the weight of 7.5 yards³ is:
w=7.5x1.48 tons
w=11.1 tons
The problem says that the gravel will be placed in containers that each hold 3.7 tons of gravel,so, If they need 1 cotainer to place 3.7 tons, how many containers they need to place 11.1 tons?
1 container-------3.7 tons of gravel
x-------11.1 tons of gravel
x=(11.1x1)/3.7
x=11.1/3.7
x=3 containers
H<span>ow many containers of this size are needed to hold all the gravel from one truck?
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The answer is: 3 containers.
Answer:
g o f = 
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Required:
Find g o f
This is calculated as:
So:
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