Your age has nothing at all to do with it. If convicted of speeding, you may lose your driving license for a period of time, and have to pay a cash fine, as well. And your insurance cost will definitely go up, once the conviction is on your state driving record. Unless you have an un-limited amount of money to pay for fines and increased insurance costs, the best advice I can give you is SLOW DOWN. I'm sure that this time, when you got CAUGHT, was not the first time that you were speeding,was it? Learn from your errors, or pay the price for stupidity. Your choice.
35% of 55 = 35% * 55 = 0.35 * 55 = 19.25
Be nice on here its 55
It is: 75-55+35 = 55
55 x 35 = 1925
The GCF of 35 and 55 is 5.
35/55 = 7/11
55+(-20) equals 35
Expressed as a percentage, 35/55 is equal to 35/55 x 100 = 63.63 recurring (that is, 63.636363...) percent.
GCF(35, 55, 65) = 5.
55-35=55
55 is greater than 35.
The LCM is 1925.