Answer:
Carry
Step-by-step explanation:
Here let’s take any arbitrary value for the number of properties sold by Ellen.
Let the number of properties sold by Ellen he 10. We were told Andy sold twice of this, this means he sold 20 properties
Bob sold 3 more than Ellen, meaning he sold 13.
Carry sold twice of Bob meaning he sold 26
Dora sold the addition of Bob and Ellen = 13 + 10 = 23
Carry sold 26 and this makes him the highest seller.
Her method will produce a valid sample.
Her method will produce a random sample.
Her method will produce a representative sample.
Given:
Three numbers in an AP, all positive.
Sum is 21.
Sum of squares is 155.
Common difference is positive.
We do not know what x and y stand for. Will just solve for the three numbers in the AP.
Let m=middle number, then since sum=21, m=21/3=7
Let d=common difference.
Sum of squares
(7-d)^2+7^2+(7+d)^2=155
Expand left-hand side
3*7^2-2d^2=155
d^2=(155-147)/2=4
d=+2 or -2
=+2 (common difference is positive)
Therefore the three numbers of the AP are
{7-2,7,7+2}, or
{5,7,9}
He had 40 pencils left after he gave away 8, so originally he had 40 + 8 pencils, which is 48.
Now, he bought 4 packages, which had a total of 48 pencils, so divide 48 by 4, which is 12. He had 12 pencils in each package.
To determine the solution arithmetically, first add 8 to 40, then divide 48 by 4.
To determine the solution algebraically, set up and solve the equation 40 = 4x - 8.
Each package contained 12 pencils.
Hope this helps
$32 for each hockey stick
Step-by-step explanation:
71+25=96
