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Question 480799: a man had a bag of sweets he gave one to his son and 1/7 of the remaining and what he was left he gave to his daughter two sweet and 1/7 of the remaining sweets.the two children found that they have same number of sweets how many sweets are there in original bag
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Question 481593: A chemist is mixing a 40% salt solution with a 20% salt solution to make 50 L of a new solution that will contain 25% salt. How much of each of the original solutions should the chemist use?
I know the answer from a answer key but can you show me how its doen.
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Question 481922: Jack brought his wife and 4 kids to a local town picnic.
The tickets cost 14 dollars.
Bill brought his wife and 6 kids and his tickets cost 23 dollars.
How much do the adult tickets cost? How much do the kid tickets cost?
I would have guessed that kids tickets would have been $4.50 a piece since there was a 9 dollar difference between the two families. But 4.50 was not one of the answers.
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Question 481920: Jack brought his wife and 4 kids to a local town picnic.
The tickets cost 14 dollars.
Bill brought his wife and 6 kids and his tickets cost 23 dollars.
How much do the adult tickets cost? How much do the kid tickets cost?
I would have guessed that kids tickets would have been $4.50 a piece since there was a 9 dollar difference between the two families. But 4.50 was not one of the answers.
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Question 482019: A person invested $10,000. The greater part is invested at 6% and the remainder at 5%. The annual income from the greater part is $160 more than the annual income from the smaller part. What is the smaller part of the investment?
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Question 482519: Train A and B are traveling in the same direction on parallel tracks.
Train A is traveling at 100 miles per hour and train B is traveling at 104 miles per hour. Train A passes a station at 3:10 pm If train B passes the same station at 3:40 pm at what time will train B catch up to train A?
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Question 483636: The number of men attending Western Tech is 200 less than twice the number of women. The number of students at the school is 280. How man men attend? How many woman attend?
I am not sure how to come up with the correct Linear equation for this.. I tried the following
x= the # of men
2X-200=280
The answer I get is 240 but that is not what they were looking for... Can you help??
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Question 484112: There are 56 homes for sale with two different floor plans available. Let X represent floor plan one and y represent floor plan b. Write an equation to represent this situation. There are three times as many of the second floor plan available as the first. Write an equation that represents this situation.
I am having trouble continuing the rest of my work because I am confused as how to translate this into equations. My first equation looks like this; X+Y=56.
My second equation looks like this; y=56-3x. When I try to continue on and find the intercepts I cannot because I do not think that my equations are correct. Any suggestions?
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Question 484490: I must show all steps for a word problem. I don't know how to list the 2 variables. Word problem is:"Hank Aaron hit 755 home runs. That is 637 more home runs than Ty Cobb hit. How many home runs did Ty Cobb hit?
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Question 484882: Please help me solve this problem: Pencils cost $6 per carton and erasers cost $3 per carton. If an order comes in for a total of 100 cartons for $360, what was the specific number of cartons of pencils?
I didn't think i had all of the information to solve such as how many cartons of erasers were ordered.
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Question 485928: A train leaves station M and travels west at 35 km/hr. One hour later, a faster train leaves station M and also travels west on a parallel track at 40 km/hr. How far from station M will the faster train catch the slower one?
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Question 486535: there are 5 different types of flowers. How many vases can be filled by using combinations of just 3 flowers without duplicating the 3 flowers previously used?
I'm just an old grandfather trying to help a grandson (5th grade) that I'm babysitting for. Thanks.
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Question 486535: there are 5 different types of flowers. How many vases can be filled by using combinations of just 3 flowers without duplicating the 3 flowers previously used?
I'm just an old grandfather trying to help a grandson (5th grade) that I'm babysitting for. Thanks.
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Question 487058: The data in Table 7 shows that the percentage of female cigarette smokers in the U.S. declined from 22.1% in 1997 to 18.0% in 2006.
f = -0.47t + 22.19
B) Estimate the first year in which the percentage of female smokers is less than 10%.
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Question 487101: f (x) = kg(x) + 2
The function f above is defined in terms of another
function g for all values of x, where k is a constant.
If t is a number for which f (t ) = 30 and g(t) = 8,
what does k equal?
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Question 487200: Table 8 lists enrollment in U.S. degree-granting institutions for both undergraduate and graduate students. A linear regression model for undergraduate enrollment is y = 0.17x + 10.1 where x represents years since 1980 and y is undergraduate enrollment in millions of students.
B) Predict the undergraduate student enrollment in 2016 (to the nearest 100,000).
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Question 486830: Samuel has an alloy containing 11% gold. Taylor has 1/2 ounces of an alloy containing 70% gold. They combined their alloys to make an alloy with 36 2/7% gold. Gold is worth $388.31 an ounce at the current market value. Samuel estimated the value of the new alloy to be $164.38 an ounce. How many ounces of Samuel's alloy were used?
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