Mrs. williams is deciding between two field trips for her class. the science center charges $120 plus $5 per student. the dino discovery museum simply charges $7 per student. for how many students will the science center charge less than the dino discovery museum charges?

The Science Center charge less than the Dino Discovery museum for more then 10 students

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us assume that the number of students are x .

Let us assume that the total charge for x students be y.

As given

Mrs. Williams is deciding between two field trips for her class.

The Science Center charges $120 plus $5 per student.

Than the equations becomes

y = 120 + 5x

The Dino Discovery Museum simply charges $7 per student.

y = 7x

Than

Therefore the Science Center charge less than the Dino Discovery museum for more then 10 students.

0.05 = 5/100

sqrt(0.05] = sqrt(5/100) = sqrt(5)/sqrt(100) = 2.24/10 = 0.224

0.0005 = 5/10000

sqrt [0.0005) = sqrt(5/10000) = sqrt(5)/sqrt(10000) =

= 2.24/100 = 0.0224

0.5 = 50/100

sqrt(0.5) = sqrt(50/100) = sqrt(50)/sqrt(100) = 7.07/10 =

= 0.707

0.005 = 50/10000

sqrt(0.005) = sqrt(50/10000) = sqrt(50)/sqrt(10000) =

= 7.07/100 = 0.0707

Step-by-step explanation:

it would be nice, if you could truly type the full and real question.

you mean sqrt(50) = 7.07

right ?

this assumption leads to the answers above.