Question pt. 2
how would you do this problem if the numbers don't cancel each other out.
question pt. 2 how would you do this problem if - 1

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Answer 1
Answer:

multiply each side by nine, getting a negative nine then add ten to each side getting V=1



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During the first quarter of the year, 351,875 people downloaded an an app for their smartphones. During the second quarter of the year, 101,949 fewer people downloaded the app than the first quarter. How many downloads occurred during the two quarters of the year?

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 351,875 - 101,949 = 249,926

351,875 + 249,926 = 601,801
If you subtract 351,875 from 101,949 you will come up with 249,926.

Sam can prepare 20 wall paintings in 4 weeks. How much time will he need toprepare 80 wall paintings?

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Answer:
20=4 weeks
40=8 weeks
60=12 weeks
80=16 weeks
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Arnold buys 3 3/5pounds of green grapes for $1.85 per pound. He buys 3 3/5
pounds of red grapes for $2.30 per pound. Which expression can be used to determine the total cost, in dollars, of the grapes Arnold buys?

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The expression can be used to determine the total cost, in dollars, of the grapes Arnold buys is given as:

Total cost = cost of green grapes bought + cost of red grapes bought

The total cost in dollars is $ 14.94

Solution:

Given that Arnold buys 3 (3)/(5) pounds of green grapes for $1.85 per pound.

Also given that He buys 3(3)/(5) pounds of red grapes for $2.30 per pound.

To find:  total cost in dollars of the grapes Arnold buys

Cost of green grapes bought:

Arnold buys 3 (3)/(5) pounds of green grapes for $1.85 per pound.

Cost per pound = $ 1.85

So cost of 3 (3)/(5) pounds of green grapes for $1.85 per pound is given as:

\rightarrow 3 (3)/(5) * 1.85\n\n\rightarrow (18)/(5) * 1.85\n\n\rightarrow 3.6 * 1.85 = 6.66

Thus total cost for buying green grapes = $ 6.66

Cost of red grapes bought:

Arnold buys 3(3)/(5) pounds of red grapes for $2.30 per pound.

Cost per pound = $ 2.30

So cost of 3(3)/(5) pounds of red grapes for $2.30 per pound is given as:

\rightarrow 3(3)/(5) * 2.30\n\n\rightarrow (18)/(5) * 2.30\n\n\rightarrow 3.6 * 2.30 = 8.28

Thus total cost for buying red grapes = $ 8.28

The expression can be used to determine the total cost, in dollars, of the grapes Arnold buys is given as:

Total cost = cost of green grapes bought + cost of red grapes bought

Total cost = $ 6.66 + $ 8.28 = $ 14.94

Thus total cost in dollars is $ 14.94

there are 32 peanuts in a bag. Elliott takes 25 percent of the peanuts from the bag. then zaire takes 50 percent of the remaining peanuts. how many peanuts are left in the bag?

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1) we calculate the number of peanuts in the bag after Elliott take 25% of the peanuts form th bag.

number of peanuts in the bag after elliot take 25%=32-(25/100)32=32-8=24.

2) we calculate the number of peanuts in the bag after Zaire takes 50% of the remaining peanuts.

number of peanuts in the bag after Zaire takes 50%=24-(50/100)24=24-12=
=12

Answer: 12 peanust are left in the bag.
Simple...

there are 32 peanuts...

they took 50% and 25%

50+25%=75%

32*75%=24

32-24=8

Thus, there are 8 peanuts remaining.

What does -43.7 + 9.06 equal?

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-43.7 + 9.06 = -34.64
the answer is -34.64 that was easy

Solve the equation for h.

h/20=5/4

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Answer:

25

Step-by-step explanation:

Cross multipy

4h = 100

now divide by 4

h = 25