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Question 223230: Gabriela had to take three tests in her accounting class. She scored 71 points on
her first test and 85 points on her second tests. If her average for the three tests
is 83, what score did Gabriela get on her third test?
Click here to see answer by solver91311(5072)  |
Question 223230: Gabriela had to take three tests in her accounting class. She scored 71 points on
her first test and 85 points on her second tests. If her average for the three tests
is 83, what score did Gabriela get on her third test?
Click here to see answer by rfer(2683)  |
Question 223562: Hi, I don't know how to do consecutive odd/even integers.
Such as this problem:
Find three consecutive integers whose sum is 36.
I know it's x+(x+2)+(x+3). Am I right? After all, they are 'consecutive', they are not odd or even.
Then the other one is:
Find two consecutive even integers whose sum is 126.
I did the first one, x+x+2=126
Then I subtracted two from both sides, and got x+x=124. Then I added like terms and got 2x=124. And then I simply divided by 2. And got 62.
I did the last question from another guy who answered another guy. But he didn't explain HOW to get the other one. I know the other answer is 64...but I do not know how to get it!
Please explain it clearly as I have an Algebra Test tomorrow, and I want to ace it.
Thanks. :)
Click here to see answer by brich(7)  |
Question 223562: Hi, I don't know how to do consecutive odd/even integers.
Such as this problem:
Find three consecutive integers whose sum is 36.
I know it's x+(x+2)+(x+3). Am I right? After all, they are 'consecutive', they are not odd or even.
Then the other one is:
Find two consecutive even integers whose sum is 126.
I did the first one, x+x+2=126
Then I subtracted two from both sides, and got x+x=124. Then I added like terms and got 2x=124. And then I simply divided by 2. And got 62.
I did the last question from another guy who answered another guy. But he didn't explain HOW to get the other one. I know the other answer is 64...but I do not know how to get it!
Please explain it clearly as I have an Algebra Test tomorrow, and I want to ace it.
Thanks. :)
Click here to see answer by drj(1380)  |
Question 225214: an objects altitude in meter, is given by the polynomial h+ vt-9.8t^2, where h is the height in meters from which the launch occurs, v is the initial upward speed in meters per second and t is the number of seconds for which the rocket is airborne. a pebble is shot upward from the top of a building 164 tall. if the intial speed is 36 meters per second, how high above the ground will the pebble be after 3 seconds. round results to the nearest tenth of a meter.
Click here to see answer by LtAurora(115)  |
Question 225329: The perimeter of a rectangle is 212 centimeters. The length is 8 centimeters less than three times the width. Let L represent the length of the rectangle and let w represent the width of the rectangle.
2w+21=212
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