The ratio of men to women on a train was 5:8 there was 200 men-
A- how many women were on the train
B- how many people were on the train all together

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Answer: 5x-\ number\ of\ men\n\n8x-\ number\ of\ women\n\n5x=200\ \ \ |divide\ by\ 5\nx=40\n\nWomen: 8x=8*40=320\nMen:5x=5*40=200\n\Together:320+200=520

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Answer:

12

Step-by-step explanation:

When you count the units it's 3, but because the scale factor is 4, you have to multiply it by that. 3 times 4 is 12.

Which of the following statements contain a variable? Check all that apply.A. The amount of time you ran on the track.
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C. The time school starts.
D. The temperature outside is 31 degrees.

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Answer: A C explanation:

By what factor is Triangle 1 reduced to form Triangle 2?

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The required scale factor is :

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Mr Morris earns $3500 per month. He deposits 2/7 of his salary every month. How much money will he deposit in 5 month.

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5000, take 3500 multiplied by 2/7 to find the amount of money deposited per month which is 1000 then multiply it by 5 to find the deposit over 5 months
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Find the value or values of the Y in the quadratic equation y squared + 4 y + 4 equals 7

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y² + 4y + 4 = 7
             - 7  - 7
 y² + 4y - 3 = 0
               y = -(4) ± √((4)² - 4(1)(-3))
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               y = -4 ± √(16 + 12)
                                 2
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                            2
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                            2
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In Canada, $1 and $2 bills have been replaced by coins. When Marissa returned home to San Fran from a trip to Canada, she found that she had acquired 37 of these coins, with a total value of 51 canadian dollars. How many coins of each denomination did she have?

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Answer:

$1 coin is 23

$2 coin is 14

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to form mathematical equations that we can solve from this Long citation.

Firstly, let the numbers of $1 coins be a and that of $2 be b.

We know that there are 37 coins. Hence

a + b = 37

Now, total is 51 Canadian dollars.

a + 2b = 51

Let’s now solve this simultaneously

From 2 , a + b + b = 51

Let’s say this is 3. Now substitute 1 into 3.

37 + b = 51, b = 51 - 37 = 14

Since a + b = 37

a = 37 - 14 = 23