raquel bought p pencil. write an expression to show the total cost of the pencils if  each pencil cost $0.75.

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Answer 1
Answer: Expression is:

T = 0.75p

where T is total amount
            p unit price

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Pablo folds a straw into a triangle with side lengths of 4x2 – 3 inches, 4x2 – 2 inches, and 4x2 – 1 inches. The perimeter of the triangle is 12x2 – 6 inches. If x = 1.5, what was the length of the straw before it was folded?

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Which equation best represents this situation? The number 63 increased by an unknown number is equal to 105.

A. 63 divided by s = 105


B. 63s = 105


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D. 63 + s = 105

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The answer is D. The word "increased" is translated form in "plus" or "add" algebraically.

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  -3y + 7 = y - 6(¹/₂y + 2)
  -3y + 7 = y - 6(¹/₂y) - 6(2)
  -3y + 7 = y - 3y - 12
  -3y + 7 = -2y - 12
+ 3y        + 3y
           7 = y - 12
      + 12      + 12
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The spoke of a wheel reaches from the center of the wheel to its rim. If the circumference of the rim of the wheel is 27 inches, how long is each spoke? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.A. 2.07
B. 8.59 NOT THE ANSWER
C. 2.93
D. 4.30

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Hello,
Answer D: 4.30 in

The circomference is 27 in=2*π*R
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Answer:

D

Step-by-step explanation:

a gasoline pump delivers 4 2/5 gallons of gas per minute. how many minutes will it take to fill a gas tank that holds 16 1/2 gallons?

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The number of minutes will it take to fill a gas tank that holds  16(1)/(2) gallons is 3 (3)/(4).

Given that, a gasoline pump delivers 4 (2)/(5) gallons of gas per minute.

What is the unitary method?

The unitary method is a technique for solving a problem by first finding the value of a single unit, and then finding the necessary value by multiplying the single unit value.

A gas tank that holds 16(1)/(2) gallons

Time taken to fill the gas tank

= 16(1)/(2) / 4(2)/(5)

= 33/2 ÷ 22/5

= 33/2 × 5/22

= 3/2 × 5/2

= 15/4

= 3 (3)/(4)

Therefore, the number of minutes will it take to fill a gas tank that holds  16(1)/(2) gallons is 3 (3)/(4).

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22/5 g...................1 min
33/2 g ..................x min

=> x = (33/2) :(22/5) => x = 15/4 = 3 3/4 min;

Ohama is landing a plane on the runway. He's trying to decide where he should deploy the plane's landing gear so that the plane comes to a stop exactly at the end of the runway. The runway is 600 yards long, and the plane will travel half the distance with the landing gear than without the landing gear. Where should he deploy the landing gear ?

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Answer:

Let's define:

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B = distance traveled after deploying the landing gear.

We must have that the sum of those two distances must be equal to 600 yards.

A + B = 600 yd.

And we know that:

" the plane will travel half the distance with the landing gear than without the landing gear."

Then we have that:

B = A/2.

Now we can replace this last equation in the first one:

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