Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Raina takes 30 minutes for 39 pages. So that means she read 1.3 pages per minute. Then we take 312 divided by 1.3 = 240 minutes, she needs to finish the book.
Robert takes 50 minutes for 60 pages. So that means he read 1.2 pages per minute. Then we take 312 divided by 1.2 = 260 minutes.
260mins - 240mins = 20 mins
So Robert will need 20 minutes to finish the book.
Which line is a linear model for the data?
A (first photo)
B (2nd photo)
C (3rd photo)
D (4th photo)
Help please!
Answer:
c (point ends touching x-55 and y-110)
Chris sells beaded necklaces. Each large necklace sells for 5.90 and each small necklace sells for 5.10.How much will he earn from selling 5 large necklaces and 1 small necklace?
Answer: it will cost $34.60
Step-by-step explanation:
multiply 5.90 by 5
and add 5.10
How would the area model in problem 1 need to change if the factor was changed to 12.3 and please stop watching help answer
Answer:
The answer is in the picture!!!!
Step-by-step explanation:
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All students in Ridgewood Junior High School either get their lunch in the school cafeteria or brought it from home on Tuesday. 2% of students brought their lunch. 50 students brought their lunch. How many students in total are in Ridgewood Junior High School?
Multiply/scale up to solve.
Please help!!!! I don't know how to do this, and we have a test tomorrow! Please explain how you got the answer.!
ANSWER:-
Yes,
There is a direct proportional relationship
between the cost of items before tax and the
cost of items after tax.
5.0
STEP-BY-STEP EXPLANATION:-
Given - A city has a 5% sales tax.
To find - Is there a proportional relationship
between the cost of items
before tax and the cost of items after
tax?
PROOF:-
Yes, the cost of items before tax is directly
proportional to the cost of items after tax.
REASON:-
With the increase in the sales tax, there is
increase in the cost of items after tax, therefore,
there is a direct relation between the cost of items
before tax and cost of items after tax