Answer:
if I'm not mistaking (please correct if I'm wrong) but I think he would have 16 left.
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to divide one-fifth of 30 which would get you 6, then divide one-third of 24 ( because 30 - 6 is 24) then total both fractions to get 14. then finally subtract 14 from 30 to get 16.
Step-by-step explanation:
T = k * sqrt(d), where k is a real constant.
When d = 6, T = 5.
k = T / sqrt(d) = 5 / sqrt6.
Therefore when d = 3, T = (5 / sqrt6) * sqrt3 = 3.53.
Answer:
55 performances
Step-by-step explanation:
The first equation will be the total cost. The total cost has $88,000 already and then $5,900 is added with each performance. So the equation would be 88,000+5,900x because x will represent the number of performances.
y = 88,000 + 5,900x
The next equation will be how much the performances earn. If they earn $7,500 with each performance then the equation will be 7,500x, with x representing the number of performances
y = 7,500x
Now set the equations equal to each other and solve for x
7,500x = 88,000 + 5,900x
1,600x = 88,000
x = 55
They need to have 55 performances for the cost and the revenue to break even.
The answer is A) 2/3 ^ 4 power
