Answer:
x=147
Step-by-step explanation:
I did the math also hope this helps^w^
Answer: Eric has 20 stickers
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Explanation:
x = number of stickers Sally starts with
y = number of stickers Eric has
x/y is the ratio of the two values. This ratio is 3/5. So x/y = 3/5 which cross multiplies to 5x = 3y. We can divide both sides by 5 to end up with x = 3y/5
"Sally the bought another six stickers" meaning she starts with x and bumps up to x+6. Eric's sticker count stays the same. The ratio is now (x+6)/y. We can replace the x with 3y/5 and simplify
(x+6)/y = (3y/5+6)/y
(x+6)/y = (3y/5+30/5)/y
(x+6)/y = [ (3y+30)/5 ]/y
(x+6)/y = (3y+30)/(5y)
Now set this equal to the new ratio 9/10 and solve for y
(3y+30)/(5y) = 9/10
10(3y+30) = 9(5y) ... cross multiply
30y+300 = 45y
300 = 45y-30y
300 = 15y
15y = 300
y = 300/15
y = 20
Eric has 20 stickers. At this point you can stop as your teacher doesn't seem to want to know Sally's count. However, I'll keep going to show how to get that value.
x = 3y/5
x = 3*20/5 ... replace y with 20
x = 60/5
x = 12
Sally starts off with 12 stickers. Note how x/y = 12/20 = 3/5 meaning that the ratio x:y = 12:20 reduces to 3:5 (divide both parts by 4)
If we add 6 stickers to Sally's count, then she now has x+6 = 12+6 = 18 stickers. It leads to the ratio 18:20 = 9:10 (divide both parts by 2). So the answer is confirmed.
You would have to share a picture or the details of this triangle in order for me to help
Answer:
0.09
Step-by-step explanation:
So if you use the Simple interest equation it will begin with:
Interest total = Initial Amount of money x Interest rate per year x Years money is invested for.
Then substitute the values you have been given so:
$6300 = 7000 x Interest rate per year x 10.
This is simplifies to 6300 = 70,000 x Annual Interest rate
You can rearrange this to find the annual interest rate by dividing by 70,000:

Simplifying this would be:
= Interest rate.
The interest rate is 0.09.
X=1 is the answer hope this helps