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Question 388383: LaToya Smith is a buyer for a large manufacturing company. She can purchase 200 pounds of chemicals for $95. She can also purchase mixing vats for $400 each. Sales tax on all products is 6% of the total cost of the order. Shipping cost for her order will be a flat $30.
a. At this same rate, how much would 4,000 pounds of chemicals cost?
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Question 388072: 1.a certain number of matches are needed to fill 24 boxes with each boxes containing the same number of matches .when 4 less matches are put in to each box, there are enough for 28 boxes. find the total number of matches ?
2.mr. ong makes regular business trips to kaulalumpur a distance of 420 km from singapore (a)on his way up to kaulalumpur he travels along the trunk road at an average speed of x km/h. write down the expression in trm of x for the time taken in hours to travel from singapore to kaulalumpur
(b)on his return journey to singapore he travels along the north south highway and increases the average speed by 15 km/h.write down the expression in term of x for the time taken in the hours to travel from kaulalumpur to singapore.
(c)if the time difference between the two journey is 40 min from an equation in x and show that it reduces x^2+15x-9540=0
(d)solve the equation and find the time taken for the trip from singapore to kaulalampur
3.mr. kumar lives in the eastern part of the singapore. he visits his aged parents who lives 36 km away, evry weekends. he finds that if he increases the average speed of his vehicle by 12 km/h.he could save 9 min of his travelling time. find the speed at which he travels before the increase in speed.
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Question 388064: 1.if a piece of wood is 5cm longer than a second piece and 3/4 of the second piece is equal to the 3/5 of the first what is the length of the second piece?
2.a man walked for some distance at 8km/h and for an equal distance at 5km/h.the total time he took was 13/4 hours.find the total distance he walked
3.a man cycled for some time at 16km/h and returned at 15 km/h. the total time was taken was 31/4 hours. find the total distance he cycled?
4.a cyclist goes from one village to another at 28 km/h. he returns at 24 km/h. if the return journey takes two hours longer than the outward outward journey.what is the distance between the villages ?
5.a boy has a certain number of sweets. if he eats 16 a day they will last him 2 days longer than if he eats 18 a day. how many sweets has ha ?
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Question 388721: In apartment 5C, lamps, an air conditioner, and a television set are all operating at the same time. The lamps use 10 times as many watts of electricity as the television set, and the air conditioner uses 40 times as many watts as the television set. The total wattage used in the apartment is 2550. How many watts are used by each appliance?
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Question 388733: A container with a square base, vertical sides,
and open top is to be made from 1000 ft2 of material.
(a) Write an equation for the volume of the con-
tainer as a function of the length of a side of
the base.
(b) Write an equation for the volume of the con-
tainer as a function of the length of the ver-
tical side
I can do part (a) but I am stuck on (b), Help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Question 388741:
Walter and his parents are a little unusual. If he does an acceptable job of
doing his chores ,he gets paid $3.33 fo that day. If he does an outstanding
job, he gets paid $3 more. During one 10 day period, Walter received $42.30 for
his work. How many days did he do an acceptable job? How many days did he do
an exceptional job?
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Question 388858: Can someone help me with this problem. I do not understand it I am lost.
Solving a word problem using a quadratic equation with irrational roots
When a ball is thrown, its height in feet h after t seconds is given by the equation
h=vt-16t^2
,
where is the initial upwards velocity in feet per second. If v = 36 feet per second, find all values of t for which h = 19 feet. Do not round any intermediate steps. Round your answer to decimal places.
Thank you very much.
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Question 388858: Can someone help me with this problem. I do not understand it I am lost.
Solving a word problem using a quadratic equation with irrational roots
When a ball is thrown, its height in feet h after t seconds is given by the equation
h=vt-16t^2
,
where is the initial upwards velocity in feet per second. If v = 36 feet per second, find all values of t for which h = 19 feet. Do not round any intermediate steps. Round your answer to decimal places.
Thank you very much.
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Question 388858: Can someone help me with this problem. I do not understand it I am lost.
Solving a word problem using a quadratic equation with irrational roots
When a ball is thrown, its height in feet h after t seconds is given by the equation
h=vt-16t^2
,
where is the initial upwards velocity in feet per second. If v = 36 feet per second, find all values of t for which h = 19 feet. Do not round any intermediate steps. Round your answer to decimal places.
Thank you very much.
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Question 389022: Please help me solve this problem.
A man wants to buy a ring. Suppose that he has 2 choices of metals (gold and silver) and 3 choices
of stones (diamond, emerald, and ruby). How many choices does he have?
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Question 387673: Which pair has equally likely outcomes? Check the two choices below which have equal probabilities of success. A standard deck of cards has 12 face cards and four Aces (Aces are not face cards).
rolling a sum of 9 on two fair six sided dice
drawing the Queen of Diamonds out of a standard 52 card deck given it’s a face card.
rolling a sum of 11 on two fair six sided dice
drawing a king out of a standard 52 card deck given it’s a face card.
rolling a sum of 10 on two fair six sided dice
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Question 389102: Can someone help me with this problem please. I do not understand how to work this out. Please show me step by step.
Top bond fund. An investment of $10,000 in the Emerging Country Debt Fund in 2001 was worth $24,780 in 2006 (www.money.com). Use the formula from the previous exercise to find the 5-year average annual return.
The formula is r=(s/p)^1/n -1
the -1 is after the rt 1/n to the right but on the same level as the (s/p) I hope that makes sense.
r=investment on annual return
S=value after n years
P=initial investment
n=number of years
Thank you very much!
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Question 389104: stephanie recently stayed at a hotel in worcester. she took a taxi to the airport. the cost of the trip was $14.75. the cabs charge $2.50 fot the first 1/5 of a mile and $.35 for each additonal 1/5 of a mile. how many miles is it from the hotel to the airport?
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Question 389200: A passenger train traveled at a sped of 72km/h. A man on the passenger train observed a goods train traveling at a speed of 54km/h in the opposite direction. If the goods train passed him in 8 seconds, find the length of the goods train.
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Question 389197: Steven left Town A and walked towards Town B at a speed of 100m/min. At the same time, Jason and Melvin started from Town B and walked towards Town A at a speed of 80m/min and 75m/min respectively. If Steven met Melvin six minutes after passing Jason, find the distance between Town A and Town B.
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Question 389197: Steven left Town A and walked towards Town B at a speed of 100m/min. At the same time, Jason and Melvin started from Town B and walked towards Town A at a speed of 80m/min and 75m/min respectively. If Steven met Melvin six minutes after passing Jason, find the distance between Town A and Town B.
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