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Question 496595: Enrique is baking muffins and bread. He wants to bake a total of ten batches. Each batch of muffins bakes for 30min, and each batch of bread bakes for 50 min. Let m represent the number of batches of muffins.
- write an expression for the total time required to bake a combination of muffins and bread if each batch is baked separately.
Trying to help my kid so break it down for me please this one has me lost.
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Question 496833: After operating for 20 minutes, a small pump has removed 30 gallons of water from a 9000 gallon swimming pool. There is a linear relationship between the gallons of water v reamining in the pool and the pumping time t in minutes. find the equation for this reltionship?
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Question 496833: After operating for 20 minutes, a small pump has removed 30 gallons of water from a 9000 gallon swimming pool. There is a linear relationship between the gallons of water v reamining in the pool and the pumping time t in minutes. find the equation for this reltionship?
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Question 497435: Henry and Irene working together can wash all the windows of their house in 1 h 24 min. Working alone, it takes Henry 4 1/2 h more than Irene to do the job. How long does it take each person working alone to wash all the windows?
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Question 498242: Jin and Phyliss received a total of $50,000 from a deceased relative. They decided to put $10,000 in a trust fund for their nephew and divide the remainder. Phyliss recieved 3/4 of the remainder, Jim received 1/4. How much did Jim and Phyliss recieve?
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Question 498322: The display on a digital clock read 6:38. What will the clock display twenty-seven digit changes later?
I know what the answer is. I made a table and did the number of digit changes at each minute. The answer is 7:01. I am trying to find a pattern so that this could be solved algebraically. Any suggestions?
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Question 498405: Megan, Brandon, and Ryan were presented with an unusual challenge. From a group of three red balls and two yellow balls, three balls were chosen at random and each was then concealed in a different box. The challenge was for each person in turn to look inside of two of the boxes to see if they could determine the color of the ball in the other box.
Megan looked inside boxes 1 and 3, but was not able to determine the color of the ball in box 2. Brandon, having watched Megan, then looked inside boxes 2 and 3, but could not then determine the color of the ball in box 1. Having watched both Megan and Brandon, Ryan then stated the color of the ball in one of the boxes without even bothering to look inside the other two.
Which box did Ryan name, and what was the color of the ball inside?
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Question 498782: in the lab, robyn has two solutions that contain alcohol and is mixing them with each other. Soultion A is 6% alcohol and Solution Bis 20% alcohol. She uses 400 milliliters of Solution A. How many milliters of Solution B does she use, if the resulting mixture is a 12% alcohol solution?
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Question 498788: in the lab, robyn has two solutions that contain alcohol and is mixing them with each other. Soultion A is 6% alcohol and Solution Bis 20% alcohol. She uses 400 milliliters of Solution A. How many milliters of Solution B does she use, if the resulting mixture is a 12% alcohol solution?
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Question 498718: Leslie set up a fruit stand to sell some of her crop of oranges. The first person who came by brought 1/3 of her oranges. The second person brought 4. The third person brought 1/4 of the remaining oranges. Leslie took the last 15 oranges home and made orange juice. How many oranges did leslie have at the beginning?
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Question 498817: A normal duck has two legs.A lame duck has one leg.A sitting duck has no legs.There are 33 ducks with a total of 32 legs.The total number of normal ducks and lame ducks is twice the number of sitting ducks.What is the number of lame ducks?
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Question 498895: I don't understand how to put words into equations. For example, Martha sold 4 times as many tickets to the Chili Supper as Harvey sold. Together they sold 185 tickets. How many tickets did each person sell?
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Question 498713: An executive flew in a corporate jet to a meeting in a city 1500 kilometers away. After traveling the same amount of time on the return flight, the pilot mentioned that they still had 300 kilometers to go. The air speed of the plane was 600 kilometers per hour. How fast was the wind blowing? (Assume the wind direction was parallel to the flight path and constant all day.)
How do i solve?
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Question 499022: An airplane in Australia is flying at a constant altitude of 2 miles and a constant speed of 600 miles per hour on a straight course that will take it directly over a kangaroo on the ground. How fast is the angle of elevation of the kangaroo's line of sight increasing when the distance from the kangaroo to the plane is 3 miles? Give your answer in radians per minute.
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Question 499232: The sum of the page numbers on the facing pages of the book True sucess: A new philosophy of Excellence, by Tom Morris, is 373. What are the page numbers?
Write an equation and solve
Alot of these types of questions, I just don't know how to start them.
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Question 499234: A pilot has been instructed to descend from an altitude of 26,000 ft to 11,000ft. If the pilot descends at a rate of 2500ft/min, how long will it take the plane to reach the new altitude?
Write an equation and solve.
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Question 498616:
The August 17, 2009, San Francisco Chronicle reported on the rapid growth of Facebook.com. Facebook is becoming a social superpower with 142 million registered members who log in at least once daily. They share 3.2 billion photos and 12.2 million videos each month.
What is the average number of photos and videos that each active member posts? Round to the nearest ten thousandth.
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Question 499746: A hunter returns with 27 heads and 78 feet. If he only brought back ducks and rabbits, how many did he bring back of each? I need help understanding how to write the equation. I know H=27, F=78, D=?, R=? and each duck has 2 feet and each rabbit has 4 feet? not sure how to get all this into an equation. i think it will be multiple equations.
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Question 500929: Javier invests money in two accounts. He invests twice as much in an account paying 10% simple interest as he does in an account paying 5%. If he earns $187.50 in one year from both accounts combined, how much did he invest altogether?
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Question 501111: Sarah is interested in purchasing a new cell phone plan as her current cell phone plan doesn’t offer enough minutes. Her current calling plan is listed below. Using the concept of ratios and proportions, solve the problems below to determine the cost of the various options:
Sara’s current calling plan: 300 minutes per month for $39.99
If Sara can get 300 minutes for $39.99, how much will it cost her for 450 minutes?
If Sara can get 300 minutes for $39.99, how much will it cost her for 600 minutes?
If Sara can get 300 minutes for $39.99, how many will it cost her for 700 minutes?
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Question 501488: A strip of uniform width is to be cut off of both sides and both ends of a sheet of paper that is 21 inches by 4 inches, in order to reduce the size of the paper to an area of 38 square inches. Find the width of the strip.
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Question 501576: Bob and Jessie each want to buy a candy bar. Jessie is 1 cent short to buy a candy bar and Bob is 7 cents short to buy one as well. So, they decide to combine their savings in order to buy a candy bar to share. Even after they combine their money, they were still unable to buy the candy bar. Find the price of the candy bar.
Please, I need this problem to be solved by tomorrow night (9/21/2011). Thanks.
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