Blaine could make approximately 650 signs in forty hours.
Calculate the working hours
Blaine needs 14 hours to set up his work station. So, out of the total 40 hours, he will have
=> 40 - 14 = 26 hours to actually work on making signs.
Calculate the minimum number of signs he can make
If Blaine makes 16 signs per hour, then in 26 hours, he will make a minimum of
=> 16 * 26 = 416 signs.
Calculate the maximum number of signs he can make
If Blaine makes 23 signs per hour, then in 26 hours, he will make a maximum of
23 * 26 = 598 signs.
Calculate the average number of signs he can make
To get a more reasonable estimate, we take the average of the minimum and maximum number of signs:
Average = (Minimum + Maximum) / 2
= (416 + 598) / 2 = 650 signs.
Hence the correct option is (a).
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Answer:
simplify the expression
p/2 + q/2
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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A polygon with four sides are called quadrilaterals. Main types of quadrilarerals are:
According to this classification, Jeremy drew square that is rectangle with equal sides or rhombus with all right angles.
Answer: square.
Jim got 11 more sweets over Bridget.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Bridget, Jim, Krutika got the sweets in the ratio of 2:3:3
Bridget got 22 sweets.
To find how many more sweets does Jim get over Bridget
Let,
Number of sweets they got 2x, 3x, 3x respectively
According to the problem,
2x = 22
or, x = 11
So, Jim got 33 sweets.
Jim got (33-22) = 11 more sweets over Bridget.
By interpreting the ratio 2:3:3 and using Bridget’s share of 22 sweets, it is calculated that Jim gets 11 more sweets than Bridget.
The problem involves sharing sweets between Bridget, Jim, and Krutika in the ratio 2:3:3. Given that Bridget gets 22 sweets which corresponds to the '2' part of the ratio, we need to find what the '3' part (which is what Jim gets) corresponds to. This can be found out by dividing the total sweets Bridget receives by 2 and then multiplying the result by 3.
First, divide 22 (Bridget's sweets) by 2, which equals 11. This represents the '1' portion of the ratio. Multiply this '1' portion (11) by 3 to find out how many sweets Jim gets. 11 multiplied by 3 equals 33. Therefore, Jim gets 33 sweets. Now, how many more sweets Jim gets over Bridget can be calculated by subtracting the number of Bridget's sweets from Jim's sweets. Hence, 33 minus 22 equals 11.
So, Jim gets 11 more sweets over Bridget.
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