Answer:
1,800 bricks are needed
Step-by-step explanation:
First convert the Length and width of the sidewalk into inches
Entire Sidewalk: L= 100x12 =1200in and W= 4 x 12 = 48in
Then we know Area = LxW, so we will do this for both the sidewalk and the brick.
Area of sidewalk: 1200 x 48 = 57600
Bricks ( no need to convert since the measurements are already in inches): 8 x 4 = 32
Now we will divide the area of the entire sidewalk by the area of a single brick to find out how many bricks you need to complete the whole sidewalk:
57600/32= 1,800 bricks
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer to this should be 2(3x+5)
The simplified answer of this is 6x+10
I hope I helped you out.
You would have to multiply $24 by 8% and then subtract from the total.
So, 24 x .8 = 19.2
24-19.2 = 4.8
$4.80 sales tax.
Well if we have two angles, LMT and TMN, that make up LMN, then the sum of LMT and TMN should equal LMN.
144 + 23 = 167 degrees.
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Answer:
See answers below
Step-by-step explanation:
6) 4ab + 13bc (As it is)
7) -6a²b²
8) -3x²
9) 11x²y + 6xy²
10) 8x - (-2x) = 10x
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