Answer:
Ok I’ll give a simple equation that your teacher probably won’t accept and one that your teacher will accept
Teacher accept: x-45=122
Not accept but way easier: 122+45=x
ALSO The answer to x: 167
Step-by-step explanation:
Heres the loop hole, they asked for 2 sentences but never declared the length of each sentence.
Explanation:
So we know that grace lost 45 pounds and at the end she weighs 122.
We don’t now what the beginning weight so we can make an equation like x-45=122 where x represents her before weight and the subtract 45 is when she lost that much and the final results of 122, if solved You’ll get her begginisng weight, 167.
Answer:
1/36
Step-by-step explanation:
4*36=144
144/12=12
Answer:
the answer is B
Step-by-step explanation:
Just estimate ex: 5 x 5 would be 25, so sqrt 22 would be just before the 5.
W=2L-3
W*L=193
replace W with 2L-3: (2L-3)L=193
2L^2-3L-193=0
Cannot factor
are you sure the numbers are correct?
If it cannot be factored, use the quadratic formula to find out L, then you can find out W
use the Pythagorean theorem to find the diagonal. I don't see an easier way.
We don’t know the number of employees remaining at the company.
We don’t know the total number of employees remaining at the company.
The classification consists of gender, division, and employment type.
It doesn’t matter what order those attributes come in. A person who is male, age group 6, and employment type 10 has the same classification as someone who is of employment type 6, male, and age group10.
Therefore since order does not matter it is a combination question.
Assuming only two genders are allowed (you didn’t say and some people think there are about 10 of them)
It is either 120 (2 times 6 times 10) or "None of the above" if you believe there are more than 2 genders.
2×6×10=120
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