9x$32 + 15 is the total debt.
which would be $303.
Answer:
The length = 56 feet and the width = 17 feet.
Step-by-step explanation:
We can set up 2 equations to solve this. Let the length of the rug be x, then
x = 3w + 5 where w = the width. ( looks like you got the width and the length mixed up. The length is the longest side)
The perimeter = 2x + 2w = 146 so we have the 2 equations:
x = 3w + 5
2x + 2w = 146
Now we substitute for x in the second equation:
2(3w + 5) + 2w = 146
6w + 10 + 2w = 146
8w = 136
w = 17 feet,
and x = 3(17) + 5 = 56 feet.
Answer:
7
3
all real numbers
y>0
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
45 miles.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the:
Total distance covered = 390 miles
Total time = 8 hours
Let the distance covered along the local way = L
And the distance covered along the highway = H
Along with local way,
Speed = distance/ time
20 = L / T
T = L /20 .... (1)
Along the highway,
Distance covered H = 390 - L
Let the time = t
Speed = distance/time
60 = (390 - L)/t
t = ( 390 - L)/60
But total time = T + t
That is
8 = L/20 + (390 - L)/60
The LCM at right hand side will be 60
8 = ( 3L + 390 - L )/60
Cross multiply
480 = 2L + 390
Collect the like terms
2L = 480 - 390
2L = 90
L = 90/2
L = 45 miles.
Therefore, the distance Minato drive along local roads is 45 miles
d. Adjustments
Studen loan interests and IRA contributions are deductions found under the heading of ADJUSTMENTS TO INCOME to compute for the Adjusted Gross Income or AGI.
Standard deductions are those based on the filing status of the individual and not his total itemized deductions. Regardless of the actual expenses incurred by an individual, he can claim a standar deduction if he is single, head of household, married filing separately, married filing jointly, qualifying widow(er). at the time he files for his federal tax return.
taxable income is the income left from all the necessary deductions.
For example: Gretchen's income => $56,750
less: Adjustments to income
student loan interest $1,200
IRA Contribution 3,000 - 4,200
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Taxable income $52,550