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question:Alex is a software engineer working on an AI-powered SEO tool designed to automate keyword research and analysis. Alex's tool can analyze 120 keywords per hour. If Alex wants the tool to analyze a total of 960 keywords, how many hours will it take for the tool to complete the analysis?

answer:To solve this problem, we need to determine how long it will take for Alex's tool to analyze a total of 960 keywords when the tool analyzes 120 keywords per hour.Let's break down the steps:1. Identify the given information: - The tool analyzes 120 keywords per hour. - The total number of keywords to be analyzed is 960.2. Set up the equation: - We want to find the number of hours (let's call it ( h )) it takes to analyze 960 keywords. - Since the tool analyzes 120 keywords per hour, the total number of keywords analyzed in ( h ) hours is given by the equation: [ 120 times h = 960 ]3. Solve for ( h ): - To find ( h ), divide both sides of the equation by 120: [ h = frac{960}{120} ]4. Perform the division: - Calculate ( frac{960}{120} ): [ h = 8 ]Thus, it will take 8 hours for the tool to analyze 960 keywords.# 8

question:Kwame is an event promoter in Ghana who is organizing a local music festival to showcase talented musicians from different regions of the country. He plans to feature 5 local bands and 3 solo artists. Each band will perform for 45 minutes, and each solo artist will perform for 30 minutes. If the festival runs continuously from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM, how much time will be left over after all the performances are complete?

answer:To solve this problem, we need to determine the total time of all the performances and compare it to the total duration of the festival to find the leftover time.Step 1: Calculate the total duration of the festival.- The festival runs from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM.- Start time: 3:00 PM- End time: 11:00 PM- Total duration = End time - Start time = 11:00 PM - 3:00 PM = 8 hoursConvert the total duration into minutes:[ 8 text{ hours} times 60 text{ minutes/hour} = 480 text{ minutes} ]Step 2: Calculate the total performance time for the bands.- There are 5 local bands.- Each band performs for 45 minutes.- Total performance time for bands = Number of bands × Performance time per band[ = 5 times 45 text{ minutes} = 225 text{ minutes} ]Step 3: Calculate the total performance time for the solo artists.- There are 3 solo artists.- Each solo artist performs for 30 minutes.- Total performance time for solo artists = Number of solo artists × Performance time per solo artist[ = 3 times 30 text{ minutes} = 90 text{ minutes} ]Step 4: Calculate the total performance time for all performances.- Total performance time = Total performance time for bands + Total performance time for solo artists[ = 225 text{ minutes} + 90 text{ minutes} = 315 text{ minutes} ]Step 5: Calculate the leftover time after all performances.- Total festival duration = 480 minutes- Total performance time = 315 minutes- Leftover time = Total festival duration - Total performance time[ = 480 text{ minutes} - 315 text{ minutes} = 165 text{ minutes} ]# 165 minutes

question:Jamie is a lifelong fan of Chris Evert, the legendary tennis player who won 18 Grand Slam singles titles. Jamie decides to watch recorded matches of all 18 of these victories. Each match takes approximately 2 hours to watch. If Jamie plans to watch 3 matches each weekend, how many weekends will it take for Jamie to watch all of Chris Evert’s Grand Slam victories?

answer:To solve this problem, let's go through the steps:1. Determine the total number of matches Jamie needs to watch: Jamie wants to watch all 18 of Chris Evert's Grand Slam singles victories. Therefore, Jamie needs to watch 18 matches in total.2. Determine how many matches Jamie plans to watch each weekend: Jamie plans to watch 3 matches each weekend.3. Calculate the number of weekends needed: To find how many weekends it will take, divide the total number of matches by the number of matches Jamie plans to watch each weekend. [ text{Number of weekends} = frac{text{Total matches}}{text{Matches per weekend}} = frac{18}{3} = 6 ]Jamie will need 6 weekends to watch all 18 of Chris Evert's Grand Slam victories.# 6

question:Sarah is a risk management specialist who loves helping her family with their insurance needs. Her cousin, Jake, is an avid photographer who enjoys traveling to different locations to capture stunning landscapes. Jake is considering purchasing two insurance policies for his photography equipment: one for when he is traveling and one for when he is not.The travel insurance policy costs 15 per month, and the home insurance policy costs 10 per month. Jake travels for three months each year. Calculate the total annual cost of both insurance policies for Jake's photography equipment.

answer:To solve the problem, we need to calculate the total annual cost of both the travel and home insurance policies for Jake's photography equipment. We will consider the different periods when Jake is traveling and when he is not traveling.1. Identify the policies and their costs: - Travel insurance policy costs 15 per month. - Home insurance policy costs 10 per month.2. Determine the duration for each policy: - Jake travels for 3 months each year, so he needs the travel insurance policy for 3 months. - Jake is not traveling for the other 9 months of the year, so he needs the home insurance policy for these 9 months.3. Calculate the total cost for the travel insurance: - Travel insurance is used for 3 months. - Total cost for travel insurance = 3 months × 15/month = 45.4. Calculate the total cost for the home insurance: - Home insurance is used for 9 months. - Total cost for home insurance = 9 months × 10/month = 90.5. Add the costs of both policies to find the total annual cost: - Total annual cost = Cost of travel insurance + Cost of home insurance. - Total annual cost = 45 + 90 = 135.Therefore, the total annual cost of both insurance policies for Jake's photography equipment is 135.# 135

question:An international student named Alex is studying economics at Northwestern University. In their first semester, Alex decides to explore the city and visit museums to learn more about the local culture. They plan to visit 5 different museums over the semester. Each museum visit costs 12 for a student ticket.In addition to cultural exploration, Alex is also budgeting for academic expenses. Each month, Alex spends 80 on textbooks and 40 on stationery. If the semester lasts 4 months, calculate the total amount of money Alex spends on museum visits and academic expenses by the end of the semester.

answer:To solve the problem, we need to calculate the total amount Alex spends on museum visits and academic expenses over the course of the semester.Step 1: Calculate the cost of museum visits.- Alex plans to visit 5 different museums.- Each museum visit costs 12.The total cost for museum visits is:[ text{Total cost for museum visits} = 5 text{ visits} times 12 text{ dollars/visit} = 60 text{ dollars} ]Step 2: Calculate the monthly academic expenses.- Each month, Alex spends 80 on textbooks and 40 on stationery.The total monthly academic expenses are:[ text{Monthly academic expenses} = 80 text{ dollars} + 40 text{ dollars} = 120 text{ dollars} ]Step 3: Calculate the total academic expenses for the semester.- The semester lasts 4 months.The total academic expenses for the semester are:[ text{Total academic expenses for the semester} = 120 text{ dollars/month} times 4 text{ months} = 480 text{ dollars} ]Step 4: Calculate the total expenses for museum visits and academic expenses.- Total cost for museum visits: 60- Total academic expenses for the semester: 480The total amount spent by Alex by the end of the semester is:[ text{Total expenses} = 60 text{ dollars} + 480 text{ dollars} = 540 text{ dollars} ]#[ 540 ]

question:SunPower Inc., a solar panel manufacturer, is advocating for government support to increase the production of solar panels. Currently, they produce 500 solar panels each month. With government support, they can increase their production by 40% each month. If SunPower Inc. receives the support and maintains this increased production for six months, how many solar panels will they have produced in total during this period?

answer:To solve the problem, we need to calculate the number of solar panels SunPower Inc. will produce each month with the increased production and then find the total production over six months.1. Current Monthly Production: SunPower Inc. currently produces 500 solar panels each month.2. Increased Production Rate: With government support, they can increase their production by 40%. The increased production can be calculated as follows: [ text{Increased Production} = text{Current Production} + 0.40 times text{Current Production} ] [ text{Increased Production} = 500 + 0.40 times 500 = 500 + 200 = 700 text{ solar panels} ]3. Total Production Over Six Months: Since they maintain this increased production for six months, we multiply the increased production by six: [ text{Total Production in Six Months} = 700 times 6 = 4200 text{ solar panels} ]Therefore, with government support, SunPower Inc. will produce a total of 4200 solar panels over the six-month period.# 4200

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