Question

During each workout, he jogged and he rode his bike.
He rode his bike for 45 minutes each day.
He worked out for a total of 360 minutes last week.
What is the number of minutes that Allen jogged each day last week? Enter your answer in the box below.

Answer 1

help pls

Answer 2

\[360=45+j \]\[j=360-45\]

Answer 3

Solve for j first.

Answer 4

i got 315

Answer 5

Yes, now \[45*7=?\]

Answer 6

315

Answer 7

45x7=315

Answer 8

So what's 45/7?

Answer 9

like a fraction

Answer 10

or divide

Answer 11

@DangerousJesse

Answer 12

It could be both; \[\frac{x}{y}=x \div y\]

Answer 13

But division would be easier

Answer 14

do u know the answer

Answer 15

@DangerousJesse

Answer 16

Yes, 27 minutes of jogging every day (if they mean a 5-day week). That's what's confusing me.

Answer 17

oh ok thanks yo

Answer 18

can u kik me sebastiandope pls man i need help for other questions

Answer 19

@DangerousJesse

Answer 20

lol i dident mean yo as a man but can u help me on here

Answer 21

@DangerousJesse

Answer 22

Sure, I can help you here.

Answer 23

Marla bought one necklace and two bracelets for $67.50. Use the following information to determine the amount she paid for each bracelet:

The price of the necklace was $27.
The bracelets were both the same price.

Answer 24

do u know the answer for that pls

Answer 25

\[27+2x=67.5 \]

Answer 26

so how much did she pay for each braclet

Answer 27

she paid 27 right ?

Answer 28

@DangerousJesse

Answer 29

Solve for x:
\[2 x+27 = 67.5 \]Isolate terms with x to the left hand side.
Subtract 27 from both sides:
\[2 x+(27-27) = 67.5-27 \]Look for two terms that sum to zero.
\[27-27 = 0: \]\[2 x = 67.5-27 \]Evaluate \[67.5-27. \]
\[67.5-27 = 40.5: \]\[2 x = 40.5 \]Divide both sides by a constant to simplify the equation.
Divide both sides of \[2 x = 40.5~~ by~~ 2:\]
(2 x)/2 = 40.5/2
Any nonzero number divided by itself is one.
\[2\div2 = 1:\]\[x = 40.5\div2\]Express 40.5/2 in decimal form.
\[40.5 \div 2 = 20.25: \]

Answer 30

Which leaves you with...?

Answer 31

27

Answer 32

right ?

Answer 33

No, that's how much she paid for the necklace. We're trying to find the price of the bracelets.

Answer 34

can u give me the answer pls

Answer 35

If \[67.50-27=40.5\]then what's\[40.5 \div 2?\]

Answer 36

20.25

Answer 37

@DangerousJesse

Answer 38

Yes, good job :)

Answer 39

thankyou

Answer 40

Two equations are shown:

Equation 1:
3
4
(x−12)=12
Equation 2:
3
4
y−12=12
Solve each equation. Then, enter a number in each box to make this statement true.

The value of x is:


The value of y is:

Answer 41

i got 24 for both of them idk if im right

Answer 42

@DangerousJesse

Answer 43

No it is 16