Let's start with an example.
At the market, 8 batteries cost $10.
How much do 6 batteries cost?
We’re trying to find the cost of 6 batteries.
Batteries Cost
8 / 8 = 1 $10/ 8 = $1.25
If 8 batteries cost $10, then 11 battery costs $1.25.
Batteries Cost
8 $10
1 x 6 $1.25 x 6
6 $7.50
So, 6 batteries cost $7.50.
Back to your question...
We are trying to find the rate of fair which means the fair price for 1 person
Fair Person
18/3 3/3
6 1
So, the fair owner will make $6 for 1 person.
Hope this helped! Good luck!
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
2x³- 2px² + p + 2
First plug in x = -3
2(-3)³- 2p(-3)² + p + 2
According to PEMDAS, we should solve the exponents first.
(-3)³ = -27
(-3)² = 9
2(-27) - 2(9)p + p + 2
Now multiply.
-54 - 18p + p + 2
Now combine the variables and constants.
-17p - 52
This is the simplified expression.
If it is an equation, then it would equal 0.
-17p - 52 = 0
To solve for p, add 52 to both sides.
-17p = 52
Now isolate the p by dividing by -17.
p = -52/17 or -3.0589
