Bryce has 100 beads he has 4 friends how many beads does his friends get?

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Answer 1

Answer: You would just take 100 divided by 4 which equals 25.

Answer 2

Answer: each friend gets 25 beads

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A rectangle with sides of lengths 1/3 yard and 3/4 yard what's the area

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The area of any rectangle is

   Area = (length) x (width) .

For this one, Area = (1/3 yard) x (3/4 yard)

   = (1/3 x 3/4) yard²

   =    1/4 yard² .

If you would like to know what is the area, you can calculate this using the following steps:

area = width * length
area = 1/3 yard * 3/4 yard = 1/4 square yard

The area would be 1/4 square yard.

An unknown number b is 10 more than an unknown number k. The number b is also k less than 8. The equations to find k and b are shown below:b = k + 10
b = −k + 8

Which is a correct step to find k and b?
Write the points where the graphs of the equations intersect the x-axis. Write the points where the graphs of the equations intersect the y-axis. Add the equations to eliminate k. Multiply the equations to eliminate b.

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Answer:

Add the equations to eliminate k.

Step-by-step explanation:

When we add the equations we get

$2b =18$

$\boxed{b=9}$

next we put $b=9$ into $b=k+10$ and solve for k:

$9=k+10\n\n\boxed{k=-1}$

this way we have found k and b; therefore, adding the equations to eliminate k is a correct step for finding k and b.

Let us now look at other choices we were given.

Write the points where the graphs of the equations intersect the x axis.

These points may be the solutions to each equation, but they are not the solutions to the system of these two equations.

Write the points where the graphs of the equations intersect the y axis.

Same thing goes here: these points may be the solutions to each equation, but they are not the solutions to the system of these two equations.

Multiply the equations to eliminate b.

Multiplying the equations doesn't eliminate b, but rather it complicates the matter by producing a quadratic equation—we don't want to go down that road!

What is 1/4 * 4x + 8

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X+2 is the correct answer

Can someone who gets this help me please (This is due on 9/15/2023)2 Determine the constant of proportionality between the first quantity and the second quantity in each relationship.

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Im pretty sure its asking you to circle the answer to each equation.

so I know the last ones answer is 2.5 because if you run 2.5 miles each day for 5 days you'd get 12.5.

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A - Im not quite sure.. 3.5 maybe?

B - 3.5

C - 2.5

1. A- 2
2. H- 3.5
3. J- 2.5

Max is making a rectangular garden that is 5 feet less than twice it's width. If the perimeter of the garden is 89 feet, what will be it's dimensions?

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length = 2*width - 5
perimeter = 2(length + width)
89 = 2(2width - 5 + width)
89 = 6 width - 10
6 width = 99
width = 99/6 = 16.5 feet
length = 2*16.5 - 5 = 28 feet

At a factory, a mechanic earns $17.25 an hour. The president of the company earns 6 2/3 times as much for each hour he works. The janitor at the same company earns 5/3 as much as the mechanic. How much does the company pay for all three people employees' wages for one hour of work?

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17.25(6.6...)+17.25(5/3)+17.25
this will give you the answer

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