Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Phone R-Us= $16.95 + $0.05 per SMS
Awesome Wireless = $22.95 + $0.02 per SMS
Required
Determine the number of SMS such that Awesome Wireless is greater or equal to Phone R-Us
Represent the SMS with S
For Phone R-Us, we have:

For Awesome Wireless, we have:

For Awesome Wireless is greater or equal to Phone R-Us, we have:

Collect Like Terms


Solve for S


<em>Hence: for Awesome Wireless to cost more or equal to Phone R-Us, the number of SMS must not exceed 200</em>
Answer: The 2nd option is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since you have started off with 4 players, the number line needs to start at 5, because 9 - 4 = 5. This gives us the answer of the second option, because it starts at 5 and goes to the positive side.
You have to draw a pie graph.
The first piece (with the straight angle) cuts the pie in half.
The second piece cuts the remaining half in halves (making a quarter).
The third and fourth pieces are the same as each other. So they must each have an angle of 45 degrees. Each of these is an eighth of the total pie.
Should be fairly easy. Good luck!