A) 60q/12
b) set ^ this equation equal to the one on the paper, move the variable to one side, and the rest should be easy from there
c) he loses profits
This is the picture I am not very good at proofs but hopefully someone can solve it.
What you have to do first is put them both into improper fractions first. 4 1/6 would be 4 time 6 plus 1 which equals 25/6. Next 1 5/6 would be 1 times 6 plus 5 which equals 11/6. Next what you have to do is subtract 25-6 which equals 19. Next you put 19/6. Two ways to answer is to leave it improper or as a mix number. Answer for improper fraction is 19/6. The other way for a mix number is 3 1/6.
Answer:
Jack $1800 Blake $7400
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
2x + 20
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi there,
since there are 2 weeks :
x + x = 2x
10 + 10 = 20
==2x + 20 while simplifying it becomes, 2(x+10)
