Question

i need help asap. no time to waist!!! I cannot afford to get this problem wrong!!!

Answer 1

Well, how many feet are in a yard?

Answer 2

3

Answer 3

So that means company B sells it for a $1 per cubic foot, right?

Answer 4

i think com b will save more...because of cubic yards
but idk how much u will save

Answer 5

right

Answer 6

it will take more for com a..just to get cubic yrds

Answer 7

Well... if there are three feet in a yard, you'd multiply the cost of company A by 3, correct?

Answer 8

tht would give me 9

Answer 9

nvm i lookd at the wrong one

Answer 10

So what would you get, then?

Answer 11

33

Answer 12

Okay, so that's in terms of cents. Also, the answers are in terms of cents, so you'll want to convert company B to cents. So, company A is 33 cents per yard, while company B is 300 cents. Do you know what to do from there?

Answer 13

No. im completely clueless.. i know it may be easy but math isnt my best buddy

Answer 14

im struggling and if i dont complete this id hv to retake the class.

Answer 15

its a whole bunch of mathical problems i must do..this is only the half of it

Answer 16

I know, same here here >< I just happen to get this question. Well, what do you think you should do?

Answer 17

umm...
let me think

Answer 18

The more you think about how to do it, the more you'll memorize and it can become easier

Answer 19

Take your time :)

Answer 20

i have bad mem :\

Answer 21

well not rlly tht bad but..its hard to rem some stuff like math probs i did yesterday.

Answer 22

With practice, it'll become better. Latin is my best subject, but I used to have to study A LOT for it. When I didn't study in my Freshman year, I got like 75s, maybe 80s if I was lucky. I got into the habit of studying, which improved my memory a lot. This year, Junior year, I don't even study anymore and I get around a 99 on everything. It just became second nature to me. Other topics, however... not as easy :P

Answer 23

For this question, you might be overthinking it. Don't stress, try thinking about it logically :)

Answer 24

Sorry my tech was talkn 2 me

Answer 25

your right

Answer 26

It's okay :)

Answer 27

lol i added sub multpied and divided 30 and 300

Answer 28

multiplied

Answer 29

got nothing

Answer 30

Hmm... apparently, from Googling, a cubic yard is 27 cubic feet. I'm trying to solve it and not getting anything, so that's probably why. The math has to be reworked a bit, then. It's 300 cents for 27 cubic feet, and 11 cents for one cubic foot. If you wanted 27 cubic feet, or a yard, from company A, it would be 297 cents. The reason being, is that... let me draw it out, unless you understand why it's 297 cents?

Answer 31

u may draw it out

Answer 32

I think the reason a cubic yard is 27 feet is because it's cubic... yes, there are three feet in a yard, but you have to cube that. So, 3^3 = 27.

Answer 33

oh ok

Answer 34

i may have to go in a few but ill try to get back on in my nxt class

Answer 35

idk if id still hv the same question when i log back on to my thing