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Question 234341: You save money from a job. You invest some of it in a cd account that yields 8% interest yearly and the rest in a bond that yields 6% interest yearly
C=the amount of money invested in the cd and B=the amount invested on the bond. You earn $84 interest in a year
Write an equation relating C,B and the amount of money earned
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Question 230248: My question is calculating D=sqrt(2h). D representing how many miles a person can see the horizon from a height, h in feet. Find the corresponding distance you should be able to see the horizon. Include height and the calculations.
D=sqrt (2h)
D= sqrt2(800)
[D=sqrt1600]^2
D=40 miles a person can see the horizon.
I was just wondering if I did this correctly? Thank you
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Question 230253: Just wondering if I did this problem right? Thank you for checking.
The city mileage is 17 mpg and the highway is 26 mpg (“kbb“, 2009). Taking this in mind, we are going to find out how many miles we can go with 50 gallons of gas, where x equals the number of miles driven.
17=x/50
17*50=x
x=850 city miles on a tank of gas equaling 50 gallons.
Check: 850÷50=17
26=x/50
26*50=x
x=1300 highway miles on a tank of gas equaling 50 gallons.
Check: 1300÷50=26
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Question 229422: In my year 5 class of 30 children some students play tennis, some play basketball, some play both sports and some do not play either sports. How many students play both sports if 18 play tennis, 15 play basketball and 4 do not play either sport?
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Question 227928: Suppose the length of a rectanle is 3cm longer than twice the width and that the peimeter is 90cm. Setup an equation for the perimeter involving only W the width. solve this equation algebraically to find length and find the width as well?
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Question 224442: Suppose you need to solve a system of equations in which both equations represent lines. How many solutions can your system have?
How many solutions does the following equations have?
8x+4y=8
2x-2y=-4
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Question 224440: Suppose you need to solve a system of equations in which both equations represent lines. How many solutions can your system have?
How many solutions does the following equations have?
8x+4y=8
2x-2y=-4
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Question 220108: A lanscaper balances his daily projects between small landscape jobs and mowing lawns. He allows 30 minutes for per lawn and 90 minutes per small landscape job. He works at most ten hours per day. The landscaper earns 35 per lawn and 125 per small landscape job. He can not do more than three landscape jobs per day and get all his mowing done. Find a combination of lawns mowed and completed landscape jobs per day that will maximize his income.
This is linear programming i really dont get this problem please help
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