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Question 572416: You need at least 4 hours to do your science and history homework. It is 1:00 p.m. on sunday and your friend wants you to go to the movies at 7:00 p.m.
How much time do you have between now and 7:00 p.m. to do your homework?
Let x represent the number of hours spent on science homework and let y represent the number of hours spent on history homework. Write and graph a system of linear inequalities that shows the number of hours you can work on each subject if you go to the movies.
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Question 572418: Susana works at an Italian ice shop during the summer. She needs to order 5-ounce and 8-ounce cups. The storage room will only hold 10 more boxes of cups. A box of 5-ounce cups costs $15 and a box of 8-ounce cups costs $18. A maximum of $90 is budgeted for cups. Give two possible combinations of cups Susana can order.
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Question 572412: Jack needs to earn a C in his sociology class. His current test scores are 67,72,81, and 75. His final exam is worth 3 test scores. In order to earn a C, Jack's average must lie between 70 and 79, inclusive. What range of scores can Jack recieve on the final exam and earn a C in the course? Please help! I am desperate.
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Question 571896: Company A charges 0.08 per minute and has $1.00 monthly service charge. Write a linear equation in the slope intercept form for the company. Use the euation to complete the following ordered pair (50,...).
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Question 571547: it takes bob the boy scout 10 hours to paddle upstream against the current a distance of 15 miles. when he turn around he finds it only takes him 5 hours to 'paddle 22.5 miles with current. how fast is bob's boat going in still water and what is the speed of the current of the river?
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Question 571547: it takes bob the boy scout 10 hours to paddle upstream against the current a distance of 15 miles. when he turn around he finds it only takes him 5 hours to 'paddle 22.5 miles with current. how fast is bob's boat going in still water and what is the speed of the current of the river?
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Question 571560: Imagine that you are in the market to purchase a new home. The sales representative informs you that there are 56 houses available with two differant floor plans. use x to represent floor plan 1 and y to represent floor plan 2 to create an equation that illustrates this situation if there are three times as many homes available with floor plan 2 than floor plan 1. I do not understand if I am doing it correctly when I make the equation
x+3y=56 ???
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Question 571510: hey, would you please be able to help me with the following question
a student runs three times as fast as she walks. she walked for 3 hours and ran for 2 hours and altogether went 36km. what was her speed of walking
thanks
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Question 571510: hey, would you please be able to help me with the following question
a student runs three times as fast as she walks. she walked for 3 hours and ran for 2 hours and altogether went 36km. what was her speed of walking
thanks
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Question 570074: A jar of coins has quarters, nickels, and dimes. The total number of coins is 100. The total value of coins is $10.50. How many coins of each are in the jar?
This is what I have so far:
q + n + d = 100
.25q + .05n + .1d = 10.50
n = 100 - q - d
.25q + .05(100-q-d) + .1d = 10.50
.30q - .05d = 5.50
This is where I am stuck, Help! Thank you.
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Question 568976: Construct a truth table for (p ^ q) -> ~q Be sure to include all intermediate steps on your table.
Because this has no assigned statements to it, I am confused as to how I would solve this.
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Question 568947: kim want to complete 2/3 of algebra problems by 8pm. if she has x algrebra problems to complete, which inequality can she use to determine y, the number of algebra problems she wants to complete by 8pm?
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Question 568695: t would cost 78.85 to buy three tickets in japan plus two tickets in switzerland. three tickets in switzerland plus two tickets in japan would cost 74.80. how much does an average movie ticket cost in each of these countries
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Question 568352: p: The house is owned by an engineer
q: The heat is solar generated
r: The car is run by electric power
Translate the statement into symbols, then construct a truth table and determine under what conditions the compound statement is true.
The house is owned by an engineer and the heat is solar generated, or the car is run by electric power.
I've gotten the first two columns down for the table
p q
1 t t
2 t t
3 t f
4 t f
5 f t
6 f t
7 f f
8 f f
Not sure how to continue or to label.
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Question 567597: 1.A candy manufacturer has two grades of candy, selling at 75 cents and 90 cents a pound respectively. How many pounds of each must he use to make mixture of 150 pounds, to sell at 75 cents a pound? please, show your step by step solution..
2. A tobacconist wishes to blend two grades of tobacco, costing 8 cents an ounce and 10 cents an ounce respectively, and to sell the mixture at 12 cents an ounce with a profit of 25 per cent of the cost.How many ounces of each kind must he used to the pound ? ( 1 lb. = 16 oz.)
3. A fruit dealer sold 9 dozen lemons and 16 dozen oranges for $17.40.The following day he sold, at the same prices, 11 dozens lemons and 20 dozens oranges for $21.60. Find the prices of his lemons and oranges.
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Question 567468: The local train is 25 miles down the track from the Central Station when the express leaves he station.The local train travels at a rate of 50 mi/hr and the express train travels at a rate of 80 mi/hr.Let n represent the number of hours since the express train left Central Station.
a.Write an expression that represents the express train's distance from Central Station in n hours.
b.When will the express train catch up with the local train?
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Question 567468: The local train is 25 miles down the track from the Central Station when the express leaves he station.The local train travels at a rate of 50 mi/hr and the express train travels at a rate of 80 mi/hr.Let n represent the number of hours since the express train left Central Station.
a.Write an expression that represents the express train's distance from Central Station in n hours.
b.When will the express train catch up with the local train?
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Question 567295: if c equals degree celsius and f equals degree Fahrenheit ,assume that the relationship between the two temprature scales is linear and is being graphed with f on vertical axis.two data points on the line relating c and f are (5,41)and (25,77).using the points to find slope intercept equation which allow transformation from Celsius temperature to equivalent Fahrenheit temperature. Identify and intercept the meaning of the slope, c intercept , and f intercept
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Question 567146: The height, h (in feet), of a falling object on Mars is given by h=-6t2+s , where t is the time in seconds and s is the initial height in feet. If an object were dropped from a height of 125 feet, how long would it take to travel half the distance to the ground?
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Question 566561: emily and Camille started from the same city and drove in opposite directions on the freeway. After 3 hours they were 354 miles apart. If they had gone in the same direction, Emily would have been 18 miles ahead of Camille. How fast did each woman drive?
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Question 566561: emily and Camille started from the same city and drove in opposite directions on the freeway. After 3 hours they were 354 miles apart. If they had gone in the same direction, Emily would have been 18 miles ahead of Camille. How fast did each woman drive?
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Question 566008: A man borrowed rs. 35000 for one-year. One part of it was taken at the rate of 12% p.a. And the remaining part at the rate of 14% p.a. (simple interest). If he had to pay rs. 4460 as interest, then find the two parts which were borrowed at different rates.
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