Between each song is a 0.05-minute break. How long does it take to listen to the CD from the beginning of the first song?
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To determine the total time it takes to listen to the CD from the beginning of the first song, we need to consider the length of each song and the breaks between them.
Let's assume that each song has an average length of X minutes. Since there is a 0.05-minute (or 3-second) break between each song, the total time for each song including the break is X + 0.05 minutes.
Now, if we have N songs on the CD, the total time to listen to the CD from the beginning can be calculated by adding up the length of each song and the breaks between them.
Total time = (X + 0.05) minutes (song 1) + (X + 0.05) minutes (song 2) + ... + (X + 0.05) minutes (song N)
Simplifying this expression, we get:
Total time = N * (X + 0.05) minutes
Therefore, the total time it takes to listen to the CD from the beginning of the first song is N times the length of each song (X), plus N times the break time (0.05 minutes).
To calculate the total time it takes to listen to the CD from the beginning of the first song, you need to consider the length of each song and the time between them.
Let's say the length of each song is x minutes. Given that there is a 0.05-minute break between each song, the total time for one song and its break is (x + 0.05) minutes.
If there are n songs on the CD, you can multiply the total time per song and its break by the number of songs minus one (as there is no break after the last song) and then add the length of the last song.
The total time to listen to the CD, T, can be calculated as:
T = [(x + 0.05) × (n-1)] + x
So, the total time it takes to listen to the CD from the beginning of the first song is T minutes.