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If 6 Ice creams cost 420 pence how much do 11 ice creams cost 

If 6 cost 420, that means 1 costs 70      (420 divided by 6 is 70)

11 times 70  =  770 pence 

find the price of 1 ice cream by doing 420/6 which is 70 and 11*70 is 770 pence. 770 pence is the answer.

The answer is five.

That is wrong. It can't be four. I am pretty sure there is a higher value, guest.

Hint: Take(Use) the perfect squares...

2^2=4   3^2=9

7^2=49    8^2=64

Between and three(3) and seven(7) inclusive.

7-2=5 numbers.

In a pentagon, the sum of its interior angles measures 180 * 3 = 540 degrees.

Let angle M = angle T = angle H = y.

Thus, the remaining angles measures 540-3y

Let angle A = x  and angle S = 180 - x

x + (180-x)=540-3y

Solving for y, we get 3y=360

y= 120 degrees. Angle H measures 120 degrees.

Number of apple buckets = a.

Amount of money earned by selling apple buckets = 4a.

Number of peach buckets = p.

Amount of money earned by selling peach buckets = 6p.

Number of strawberry buckets = s.

Amount of money earned by selling strawberry buckets = 9s.

4a + 6p + 9s  =  258.00

Half as many strawberry buckets as peach buckets:  s = ½p

8 fewer apple buckets than peach buckets:  a = p - 8

Substitution:  4(p - 8) + 6p + 9(½p)  =  258.00

Solve for p, and then find s and a.

Recognize that 0.001 is \(10^{-3}\).

\(\sqrt{10^{76}}\)=\(10^{38}\).

Thus, \(10^n=10^{-5}*10^{38}=10^{33}. \)

n = 33.

sqrt(1000) = 31.6227      does that give you a clue?

The positive multiples of 3 are 3, 6, 9, 12, ...

Which of these numbers, when cubed has the largest value that is less than 1000?

What you have are these numbers:  19, 19, 20, 20, 21, 21, ... 45, 48    [Wrtie down all of these.]

To find the mean, x, add all these numbers and divide by 27.

To find the median, y, find the number that is the middle number.

Fo find the mode, z, find which number is written the most often.

Place these numbers in the formula:  x(y - z).

3² =9

4² =16             10   11     12   13   14   15    are in between

https://web2.0calc.com/questions/help-pls_104#r3

3 of the 8 sectors do not allow the player to move the token. This area is 35.9 in².

(3/8)·pi·r²  =  35.9 in²

             r  =  sqrt( 35.9 / pi · 8/3 )

d

a = d-6

j = 4a =   4(d-6)     summed = 108

d +       d-6       +  4(d-6)      = 108

6d          -30                         = 108 

6d                                         = 138

d =  $ 23         then a =  17        j = 68         

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Now, there's another question that goes with that question: 

Find the velocity of faster object after the collision. Answer in units of cm/s

Would I just solve for the velocity of the second object the same way?

A  and  B  are  consecutive  angles

Consecutive  angles  in a parallelogram are  supplememntary

So

2x +  3x  = 180

5x =  180      divide  both sides  by  5

x=  36

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Let  x  be  the  number of chairs  in each row

So

The  number of chairs  she has  =  3x + 2

If  she adds 13 to this,  then  the  number of chairs  she will have  =  8x

So  we  have  this

3x + 2  + 13 =   8x     simplify

3x  + 15  = 8x       subtract  3x from both sides

15  = 5x    divide both  sides by 5

3  = x =  number of chairs on each row

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HAHAHA!!!!!.....far from it   !!!!

Draw  altitude  XD   . . .(as  you did)

We  can find  this altitude  as

XD  =  sqrt  [ 25^2 - 20^2 ]=   sqrt [ 625 - 400 ]  =  sqrt (225)  = 15

So...

sin   XZY  =  15 / 25 =    3/5

From D, draw  DE  such that  E  is  the  point  of  tangency between the circle and the side  XZ  of the triangle

Then   DE  = the radius of the semi-circle

And  angle  DEZ  is right

So...by  the Law of Sines

DE / sin XYZ =  DZ  /sin 90

DE  / (3/5)  = 20

DE  =  20 (3/5)  =  12

This is the radius of the semi-circle.....can you take it from there  ???