<h2>A.</h2>
So let's break down this sentence (Let n = unknown number):
- "A number is doubled and then 1 is added to it"; Remember that double means multiplied by 2. With this sentence, we can determine that "2n + 1" is a part of the equation.
- "The answer is divided by 5, and then increased by 16"; The "answer" they refer to is "2n + 1" from the prior sentence. Since this is divided by 5 and <em>then</em> added by 16, we can determine that
is a part of our equation. - "The final result is 18"; This means that the prior part of the equation is equal (=) to 18. <u>With this info, our full equation is
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<h2>B.</h2>
Now, let's solve our prior equation found in A. To solve for the unknown number, n, we need to isolate the variable onto 1 side of the equation. Firstly subtract both sides by 16 to cancel out the + 16 on the left side:

Next, multiply both sides by 5 to cancel out the division on the left side:

Next, subtract both sides by 1 to cancel out the + 1:

Lastly, divide both sides by 2 to cancel out the multiplication:

<u>In short, the number is 9/2 or 4.5.</u>
Answer:
1 hour and 15 minutes.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since Janet, an experienced shipping clerk, can fill a certain order in 2 hours, while Tom, a new clerk, needs 3 hours to do the same job, to determine how long will it take them to fill the order by working together you must perform the following logical reasoning:
Each of them will do half the work, so in principle, Janet will do her work in 1 hour, while Tom will do it in 1 hour and a half. Now, the remaining half hour that Tom has more than Janet can in turn be divided in two, with which each one will do their work in 15 minutes. Thus, the order will be ready in 1 hour and 15 minutes.
I think its b but im not sure
2. The three points you need to mark on this graph are (1,2) (2,3) and (4,5); you then draw a line through all of these points and determine whether the inches of rainfall is proportionate to the number of hours.
You mark those 3 points because at 1 hour, 2 inches of rain has fallen; at 2 hours, 3 inches of rain has fallen; and at 4 hours, 5 inches of rain has fallen