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In Squareville, all yards are square. The expected area of a yard is 144 square yards....
In Squareville, all yards are square. The expected area of a yard is 144 square yards. The mayor claims that the expected yard perimeter is 52 yards. She is lying. Why? (don't get philosophical. Here, this is a purely mathematical question).
If a 10K race is 10.0 kilometers (1.00101 meters), what is the distance in yards? Given:...
If a 10K race is 10.0 kilometers (1.00101 meters), what is the distance in yards? Given: 1 meter 1,09 yards) 9170 yards 0.000 109 yard 10,000 yards 109,000 yards 10,900 yards
Solve the problem. 13) The Jones' den is 19ft by 27t, how many square yards of...
Solve the problem. 13) The Jones' den is 19ft by 27t, how many square yards of carpet are needed to cover the whole floor? If the carpet costs $91.98 per square yard installed (including pad and laborj, how much will it cost to carpet this den? [you can not buy a portion of a square yard] 13)
Ruby Company produces a chair that requires 7 yards of material per unit. The standard price...
Ruby Company produces a chair that requires 7 yards of material per unit. The standard price of one yard of material is $10.20. During the month, 7,300 chairs were manufactured, using 50,100 yards at a cost of $9.69 per yard. Determine the following: Enter favorable variances as negative numbers. a. Price Variance 25,551 b. Quantity Variance C. Cost Variance
13. Hardline Flooring produced 2,500 yards of its economy-grade carpet. In the coloring process, there was...
13. Hardline Flooring produced 2,500 yards of its economy-grade carpet. In the coloring process, there was a pigment defect and the resulting color appeared to be faded. The carpet normally sells for $15 per yard, with $8 of variable cost per yard and $4 of fixed cost per yard assigned to the carpet. The company realizes that it cannot sell the carpet for $15 per yard through its normal channels, unless the coloring process is repeated. The incremental cost of...
1a) b) c) You have 120 yards of fencing and you need to enclose a rectangular...
1a)
b)
c)
You have 120 yards of fencing and you need to enclose a rectangular area as shown. You want two pens to separate your goat and horse. To save money, you decide to use the corner of your house for two sides of the area so you only need fencing for the remaining two sides. You desire to enclose the largest possible area. Wall Wall x (So the fencing is represented by the red lines in the image.)...
Sam receives the kicked football on the 3 yard line and runs straight ahead towards the...
Sam receives the kicked football on the 3 yard line and runs
straight ahead towards the goal line before cutting to the right at
the 15 yard line he then runs 9 yards along the 15 yard line
directly toward the right side line before being tackled
A. What is sam’a distance traveled
B. What was Sam’s resultant displacement?
C. How many yards did Sam gain in this play (how far was the
ball advanced toward the goal line?)
The...
Queation 13 In 1866, the U. S. Congress deined the U. S. yard as exacty 36003937...
Queation 13 In 1866, the U. S. Congress deined the U. S. yard as exacty 36003937 inemational mener. This was done primarly because Mank a t0 out of Select one: ล.the meters more stablethan the yard,< b. tis definition relanes the common U.S. length units to a mone widely used system c length can be measuned more accurately in meters than in yards d there are more wavelengths in a yard han in a meter е.the menters ofths congress were...
Calculate the minimum cost of this operation given that: The transportation costs are $5.00 per cubic...
Calculate the minimum cost of this operation given that:
The transportation costs are $5.00 per cubic yard per mile
The cost of dumping excess material in the spoil area is $0.50
per cubic yard
The cost to excavate for the borrow pit is $1.00 per cubic
yard
No more than 50,000 cubic yards can be cut from the borrow
pit
Spoils area Fill 15,000 yd3 2 mi Cut 20,000 yd3 Cut 10,000 yd3 Fill 20,000 yd3 Cut 30,000 yd3 10...
Ralph Cartwright earned $728.50 last summer mowing yards. He charged an average of $15.50 per yard....
Ralph Cartwright earned $728.50 last summer mowing yards. He charged an average of $15.50 per yard. How many yards did he mow? Ralph (35) spent $53.20 on gasoline and $47.90 on other equip ment for his yardwork. His lawn mower depreciated $25 during the summer. What was his net profit? Ralph (36) worked a total of 120 hours on the lawns. What was his net pay per hour? (Use net profit to find net pay per hour.) Mark Johnston's little...
In Squareville, all yards are square. The expected area of a yard is 144 square yards. The mayor claims that the expected yard perimeter is 52 yards. She is lying. Why? (don't get philosophical. Here, this is a purely mathematical question).
If a 10K race is 10.0 kilometers (1.00101 meters), what is the distance in yards? Given: 1 meter 1,09 yards) 9170 yards 0.000 109 yard 10,000 yards 109,000 yards 10,900 yards
Solve the problem. 13) The Jones' den is 19ft by 27t, how many square yards of carpet are needed to cover the whole floor? If the carpet costs $91.98 per square yard installed (including pad and laborj, how much will it cost to carpet this den? [you can not buy a portion of a square yard] 13)
Ruby Company produces a chair that requires 7 yards of material per unit. The standard price of one yard of material is $10.20. During the month, 7,300 chairs were manufactured, using 50,100 yards at a cost of $9.69 per yard. Determine the following: Enter favorable variances as negative numbers. a. Price Variance 25,551 b. Quantity Variance C. Cost Variance
13. Hardline Flooring produced 2,500 yards of its economy-grade carpet. In the coloring process, there was a pigment defect and the resulting color appeared to be faded. The carpet normally sells for $15 per yard, with $8 of variable cost per yard and $4 of fixed cost per yard assigned to the carpet. The company realizes that it cannot sell the carpet for $15 per yard through its normal channels, unless the coloring process is repeated. The incremental cost of...
1a)
b)
c)
You have 120 yards of fencing and you need to enclose a rectangular area as shown. You want two pens to separate your goat and horse. To save money, you decide to use the corner of your house for two sides of the area so you only need fencing for the remaining two sides. You desire to enclose the largest possible area. Wall Wall x (So the fencing is represented by the red lines in the image.)...
Sam receives the kicked football on the 3 yard line and runs
straight ahead towards the goal line before cutting to the right at
the 15 yard line he then runs 9 yards along the 15 yard line
directly toward the right side line before being tackled
A. What is sam’a distance traveled
B. What was Sam’s resultant displacement?
C. How many yards did Sam gain in this play (how far was the
ball advanced toward the goal line?)
The...
Queation 13 In 1866, the U. S. Congress deined the U. S. yard as exacty 36003937 inemational mener. This was done primarly because Mank a t0 out of Select one: ล.the meters more stablethan the yard,< b. tis definition relanes the common U.S. length units to a mone widely used system c length can be measuned more accurately in meters than in yards d there are more wavelengths in a yard han in a meter е.the menters ofths congress were...
Calculate the minimum cost of this operation given that:
The transportation costs are $5.00 per cubic yard per mile
The cost of dumping excess material in the spoil area is $0.50
per cubic yard
The cost to excavate for the borrow pit is $1.00 per cubic
yard
No more than 50,000 cubic yards can be cut from the borrow
pit
Spoils area Fill 15,000 yd3 2 mi Cut 20,000 yd3 Cut 10,000 yd3 Fill 20,000 yd3 Cut 30,000 yd3 10...
Ralph Cartwright earned $728.50 last summer mowing yards. He charged an average of $15.50 per yard. How many yards did he mow? Ralph (35) spent $53.20 on gasoline and $47.90 on other equip ment for his yardwork. His lawn mower depreciated $25 during the summer. What was his net profit? Ralph (36) worked a total of 120 hours on the lawns. What was his net pay per hour? (Use net profit to find net pay per hour.) Mark Johnston's little...
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