answer:To find the total number of local leaders the entire committee will meet with, follow these steps:1. Determine the number of regions each committee member visits: Each committee member visits 3 different regions.2. Determine the number of local leaders each committee member meets in each region: In each region, a committee member meets with 4 local leaders.3. Calculate the total number of local leaders each committee member meets: [ text{Local leaders per member} = text{Number of regions} times text{Local leaders per region} = 3 times 4 = 12 ] Each committee member meets with 12 local leaders.4. Determine the total number of committee members: There are 5 members in the committee.5. Calculate the total number of local leaders the entire committee meets: [ text{Total local leaders} = text{Local leaders per member} times text{Number of members} = 12 times 5 = 60 ]Thus, the entire committee will meet with a total of 60 local leaders.# 60

answer:To solve the problem, we need to follow these steps:1. Find the number of female doctors in the hospital: - We know that 45% of the 120 doctors are women. - To find the number of female doctors, calculate 45% of 120. [ text{Number of female doctors} = 0.45 times 120 = 54 ]2. Determine how many of these female doctors have been mentored by Dr. Emily: - We know that 30% of the female doctors have been mentored by Dr. Emily. - To find the number of mentored female doctors, calculate 30% of the 54 female doctors. [ text{Number of mentored female doctors} = 0.30 times 54 = 16.2 ]Since the number of mentored doctors must be a whole number, we interpret 16.2 as 16 (assuming rounding down as it makes logical sense in this context, or perhaps the problem implies an exact calculation without rounding).Therefore, the number of female doctors in the hospital who have been mentored by Dr. Emily is:# 16

answer:To solve this problem, we need to calculate the total revenue generated from ticket sales over a weekend at Jamie's music venue.Step 1: Determine the number of band performances per weekend.- Jamie hosts 3 bands per night.- There are 3 nights from Friday to Sunday.[ text{Total number of band performances} = 3 , (text{bands per night}) times 3 , (text{nights}) = 9 , text{band performances}]Step 2: Calculate the total number of tickets sold.- On average, Jamie sells 50 tickets per band performance.[text{Total tickets sold} = 50 , (text{tickets per performance}) times 9 , (text{performances}) = 450 , text{tickets}]Step 3: Calculate the total revenue from ticket sales.- Each ticket is sold for 10.[text{Total revenue} = 450 , (text{tickets}) times 10 , (text{ per ticket}) = 4500 , text{}]So, the total revenue generated from ticket sales over the weekend is 4500.# 4500

answer:To solve the problem, let's follow the steps outlined:1. Determine the number of sheep in each pen: Marie has a total of 48 sheep, and she wants to divide them equally into 4 pens. To find out how many sheep are in each pen, we divide the total number of sheep by the number of pens: [ text{Sheep per pen} = frac{48 text{ sheep}}{4 text{ pens}} = 12 text{ sheep per pen} ] This calculation tells us that each pen will contain 12 sheep.2. Determine the total number of bouquets needed: Marie wants to decorate each pen with 3 bouquets of lavender. Since there are 4 pens, the total number of bouquets required is: [ text{Total bouquets} = 4 text{ pens} times 3 text{ bouquets per pen} = 12 text{ bouquets} ]3. Calculate the total cost of the bouquets: Each bouquet costs 5 euros. Therefore, the total cost for the 12 bouquets is: [ text{Total cost} = 12 text{ bouquets} times 5 text{ euros per bouquet} = 60 text{ euros} ]Thus, Marie will spend a total of 60 euros on lavender bouquets for all her sheep pens.# 60

answer:To solve the problem, we will calculate the selling price for each stock and then find the total amount of money James made from selling his shares.Step 1: Calculate the new price for each stock.- AlphaTech: - Original price = 25 - Price increase = 10% of 25 = 0.10 * 25 = 2.50 - New price = 25 + 2.50 = 27.50- BetaSoft: - Original price = 30 - Price increase = 5% of 30 = 0.05 * 30 = 1.50 - New price = 30 + 1.50 = 31.50- GammaInnovations: - Original price = 20 - Price increase = 15% of 20 = 0.15 * 20 = 3.00 - New price = 20 + 3.00 = 23.00Step 2: Calculate the total selling price for each stock.- AlphaTech: - Number of shares = 100 - Selling price per share = 27.50 - Total selling price = 100 * 27.50 = 2,750- BetaSoft: - Number of shares = 200 - Selling price per share = 31.50 - Total selling price = 200 * 31.50 = 6,300- GammaInnovations: - Number of shares = 150 - Selling price per share = 23.00 - Total selling price = 150 * 23.00 = 3,450Step 3: Calculate the total amount of money James made from selling all his shares.Total amount = Total from AlphaTech + Total from BetaSoft + Total from GammaInnovationsTotal amount = 2,750 + 6,300 + 3,450 = 12,500# 12,500

answer:To calculate Jamie's profit, we first need to determine the total costs and total revenue from selling the photo copies.Step 1: Calculate Total Costs1. Cost of Printing Photos: - Jamie prints 24 photos. - Each photo print costs 3.50. - Total cost for prints = 24 photos * 3.50/photo = 84.00.2. Cost of the Photo Album: - The photo album costs 18.75.3. Cost of the New Camera Lens: - The camera lens costs 145.00.4. Total Initial Costs: - Total costs = Cost of prints + Cost of album + Cost of lens - Total costs = 84.00 + 18.75 + 145.00 = 247.75.Step 2: Calculate Total Revenue1. Revenue from Selling Copies: - Jamie sells 10 copies of each of the 24 photos. - Selling price per copy is 5.00. - Total number of copies sold = 24 photos * 10 copies/photo = 240 copies. - Total revenue = 240 copies * 5.00/copy = 1,200.00.Step 3: Calculate Profit1. Profit Calculation: - Profit = Total revenue - Total costs - Profit = 1,200.00 - 247.75 = 952.25.After these calculations, Jamie's profit from the exhibition is:# 952.25