Answer:
On the first hour she gathered 8 mushroons, on the second 15 mushroons and on the third she gathered 14 mushroons.
Step-by-step explanation:
Helen gathred a total of 37 mushroons in three hours. On the first hour she gathered "x" mushroons, on the second hour she gathered "x + 7" mushroons and on the third hour she gathered "x + 6". Therefore the sum of mushrrons she gathered on each hour should be equal to the total she gathered as shown below:
37 = x + (x+ 7) + (x + 6)
37 = 3*x + 13
3*x + 13 = 37
3*x = 37 - 13
3*x = 24
x = 24 / 3
x = 8
On the first hour she gathered 8 mushroons, on the second 15 mushroons and on the third she gathered 14 mushroons.
Maximum weight the bridge can support in kilograms is 101696
Step-by-step explanation:
- Step 1: Given capacity of bridge = 100 British tons. Find how many kilograms are equivalent to 1 British ton.
1 British ton = 2240 pounds
1 pound = 0.454 kg
⇒ 1 British ton = 2240 × 0.454 kg = 1016.96 kg
- Step 2: Find how many kilograms are in 100 British tons.
⇒ 100 × 1016.96 = 101696
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Your answer would be:
x-intercept: The number of cups of lemonade that must be sold to break even.
y-intercept: Money spent before the sale of the first cup of lemonade.
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"lbs" (pounds) is a measure of force, whereas "kgs" (kilograms) is
a measure of mass. Being different units with different physical
dimensions, they can never be 'equal'.
-- 47 lbs is the weight of 64.9 kgs of mass on Mars.
-- 47 lbs is the weight of 128.8 kgs of mass on the Moon.
-- 47 lbs is the weight of 21.3 kgs of mass on Earth.
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