There are 45 oranges and 90 apples in the beginning.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the no. of orange be 'b'
Let the no. of apples be 'a'
Given that,
2b = a
3(b-15) = a
3b - 45 = a
3b - 45 = 2b
3b - 2b = 45
b = 45
2b = a
2(45) = a
a = 90
There are 45 oranges and 90 apples in the beginning.
Answer:
B) x < 9 or x > 23
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I'm so sorry if I'm not correct, but that's the only answer that makes any sense to the sentence.
Least: game two
greatest: game one
Even though both games have over 14,000, game two outdoes game one by being least because 505 is smaller than 753.
M = 98 = 7×K
98/7 = 7×K/7 = K
The appropriate choice is
d. 7x=98. Divide both sides by 7. Kendall had $14.
The upper quartile for the data set given below is ------- 14, 8, 23, 9, 11, 27, 22, 3, 17, 12, 29
Darya [45]
The answer is 22.5... 22+23=45...45/2=22.5
