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Question 123636: Mrs. Jones would take 6 hours less time than her daughter to can all the tomatoes from their garden. Together they could do the job in 1/3 the time it would take the daughter alone. How long would Mrs. Jones take to can the tomatoes by herself?
___hrs
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Question 123683: i have a total of 47,000 products shipped out over the past 3 years. out of that 47,000 i have had a total of 282 defects. what would be the average ratio of number of defects per 1,000 products shipped over the past 3 years?
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Question 123683: i have a total of 47,000 products shipped out over the past 3 years. out of that 47,000 i have had a total of 282 defects. what would be the average ratio of number of defects per 1,000 products shipped over the past 3 years?
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Question 123741: I have been struggling with this problem and I was wondering if someone could help me? I would deeply appreciate it. Please and Thank You!!!
Solve by using a system of two equations in two variables.
Gretchen paddles a canoe upstream at 3mi/h. Traveling downstream, she travels at 8mi/h. What is Gretchen's paddling rate in still water and what is the rate of the current?
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Question 123844: This problem has an a. part and a b. part.
11a. Place the digits 1,2,4,5 and 7 in the following boxes so that in (i) the greatest product is obtained and in (ii) the greatest quotient is obtained:
(i)_ _ _ (ii) _ _ / _ _ _
x _ _
__________
b. Use the same digits as in (a) to obtain (i) the least product and (ii) the least quotient.
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Question 123939: help me please!!!!!This is for a test!!!!!
How do you get the answer!!!!!
A small flare is launched off the deck of a ship. The height of the flare above the water is given by h(t)=-4.9^2+92t+9, where h(t) is measured in metres and t is time is seconds
a)When will the flare's height be 150m?
b)How long will the flare's height be about 150m?
The answer for a) should be 1.7s and 17.1s
The answer for b) should be 15.4s
But i don't know the process to get to this answer
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Question 123963:
– 5[1 – 7] ÷ (-6) + 1
im not sure how to solve this i did it on a scientific cal. and i got -4 and i had a friend do it and she got 5 and 4 6ths. i when i do it and work it out i get 2 so any help would be appreciated.
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Question 123462: The profit function for a business is given by the equation P(x)=-4x^2+16x-7, where x is the number sold, in thousands, and P(x) is dollars in thousands. Find the maximum profit and how many items must be sold to achieve it.
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Question 124115: Apples are collected in a basket for six people. One-third, one-fourth, one-eighth and one-fifth are given to four people, respectively. The fifth person gets ten apples with one apple remaining for the sixth person. Find the original number of apples in the basket.
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Question 124225: A GROCER MIXED GRAPE JUICE AT $2.25 PER GALLON WITH CRANBERRY JUICE AT $1.75 PER GALLON. HOW MANY GALLONS OF EACH SHOULD BE USED TO MAKE 20 GALLONS OF CRANBERRY/GRAPE JUICE WHICH WILL COST $2.10 PER GALLON?
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Question 124244: A student has test scores of 90, 74, 82, and 90. The next test in the fianl examination, which will count as two test. What score does the student need on the final examination to produce an average score of 85
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Question 124251: I really need help solving this word problem?
If the pressure of a gas is constant, then the volume of an enclosed gas varies directly as the absolute temperature. Given that a 3.46 liter sample of neon gas has a pressure of 0.926 atmoshperes at temperature 301 degrees K, use a power formula to calculate the volume of this sample at 338 degrees K assuming the pressure does not change. You do not need to use the pressure as part of your formula.
My answer options are:
A.3.46 liters
B.3.87 liters
c.4.21 liters
D.4.85 liters
Please help me, I'm real stumped. I don't understand this problem. Thanks
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Question 124296: A small-appliance manufacturer finds that the profit P (in dollars) generated by producing x microwave ovens per week is given by the formula below provided that 0 ≤ x ≤ 200.
P=1/10(x)(300-x)
How many ovens must be manufactured in a given week to generate a profit of $2217.60? (If there is only one answer, write it twice.)
_______________ (ovens smaller answer)
_______________ (ovens larger answer)
I don't even know how to go about this problem. Please help!!
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Question 124283: Certain bunny rabbits reproduce at a continuous rate of 200% a year. Assuming that a warren starts with 10 bunny rabbits calculate the number of rabbits after 3 years (assume none of the bunny rabbits meet with misadventure).
A 6072
B 4034
C 32
D 561
E 23
F 123
I've been stuck on this question for awhile because im not sure where to start. If someone could walk me through the steps and show me where to plug everything in and the correct answer I would very much appreciate it. Thank you for your time.
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Question 124227: Hello Tutors,
can you help me please with the problem?.
Winter wheat. while finding the amount of of seed needed to plans his tree square wheat fields, Hank observed that the side of one fields was 1 kilometers longer than the side of the smallest field and that the side of the largest fields was 3 kilometers longer than the side of the smallest field.. If the trotal area of the three field is 38 square kilometers, then what is the area of each field?
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Question 124452: Avoiding a collision. A car is traveling on a road that is perpendicular to a railroad track. When the car is 30 meters from the crossing, the car’s new collision detector wars the driver that there is a train 50 meters from the car and heading toward the same crossing. How far is the train from the crossing?
Thank you for you help...
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Question 124452: Avoiding a collision. A car is traveling on a road that is perpendicular to a railroad track. When the car is 30 meters from the crossing, the car’s new collision detector wars the driver that there is a train 50 meters from the car and heading toward the same crossing. How far is the train from the crossing?
Thank you for you help...
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Question 124484: Some students planned for a get-together. The budget for food was $500. Five of the students failed to come because of the distance and therefore the cost of food for each member increased by $5. How many students attended the get-together
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Question 124539: The number N, in millions, of hearing impaired individuals of age x can be approximated by:
N = -0.00006x^3 + 0.006x^2 - 0.1x + 1.3
Approximate to the nearest million the number of hearing impaired individuals of ages 50 - 60.
N = (squiggly lines) ___________ million individuals of age 50.
N = (squiggly lines) ___________ million individuals of age 60.
Please help, I submitted this yesterday and noone seemed to have answered. I tried calculating and kept coming up with 0 and that can't be the answer.
Thank you!
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Question 124303: The number N, in millions, of hearing impaired individuals of age x can be approximated by N = -0.00006x^3 + 0.006x^2 - 0.1x +1.3
Approximate to the nearest million the number of hearing impaired individuals of ages 50 - 60.
N = ____ million individuals of age 50.
N = ____ million individuals of age 60.
Can you help? This is not from a textbook.
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Question 124474: A home based company produces both hand-knitted scarves and sweaters .the scarves take 2 hours of labor to produce and the sweaters take 14 hours.the labor available is limited to 40 hours per week and the total production capacity is 5 items per week.write a system of inequalities representing this situation,where x is the number of scarves and the y is the number of sweaters.Then grtaph the inequalities.
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Question 124522: Solve.
Mark drove 150 miles to visit Sandra. Returning by a shorten route, he found that the trip was only 130 miles, but traffic slowed his speed by 6 miles. If the two trips took exactly the same time, what was his rate on the return trip?
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Question 124664: Solve.
If a ball thrown vertically upward from a height of 64 feet, with an initial velocity of 48 ft/s, its height(h) after (t) second is given by
h= - 16t squared + 48t + 64. How long does it take the ball to return to the ground?
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