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I cannot hold this in ... PRIDE goeth before the fall ... |
French and German problem to be solved ... :icon5:In a class of 90 students; 41 are taking French, 22 are taking German and 9 students are taking both French and German. How many students are not enrolled in either course?:icon5: remember now, PRIDE not PRIZE!!!!:star: |
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If that is the case ... NO!!! :sad: |
ooops 27 if they are counted in the original 41 and 22?? Can someone send me a prize. LOL |
you could have gotten a *star* Quote:
So it will take one more month to save more than the cost of the refrigerator (32 months × $40 per month = $1280). Another way to solve this problem is to divide $1250 by $40/month, which gives 31.25 months. but you needed a full month more to pay it ...:2omg: |
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One more try and if you get it right, I will send you a prize (but it goes against the rules, since you have been wrong twice ***sigh**) |
I'm leaving for a Dr's appt. I shall return. Wasn't the question how long will it take to equal the cost of the washing machine....don't have time to go back. See you all later. |
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It will take 32 months. After 31 months, the new washing machine will have saved an amount ($1240) almost equal to its cost (31 months × $40 per month = $1240) So it will take one more month to save more than the cost of the washing machine (32 months × $40 per month = $1280). Another way to solve this problem is to divide $1240 by $40/month, which gives 31.25 months. After talking it over with my chief consultant (Monday) ... I'll let you have it ...you have a point there. :star: but since we pay monthly ... it would take 32 months ... not a fraction of a month .I should have given you multiple choice answers to choose from .... but I cannot present a good argument for you NOT to have the right answer ...here have another star!!!! .:star: |
is the answer 135? and is there 90 in each ? |
and if it isnt that then is it 126? lol |
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********************************************* :icon5: French and German problem to be solved ... :icon5:In a class of 90 students; 41 are taking French, 22 are taking German and 9 students are taking both French and German. How many students are not enrolled in either course?:icon5: |
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No!!! be back in 45 minutes ... In a class of 90 students; 41 are taking French, 22 are taking German and 9 students are taking both French and German. How many students are not enrolled in either course? can't be MORE than 90 .... |
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