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I went shopping once for ingredients of a cake, but i didn't know what my finale price would be. So i estimated what the total cost could be, then i took all the prices and added them up then divided the price by how many ingredients i got to find the average and it was pretty close to my estimate. So math can help when you go shopping. (Sorry if how i find my prices is weird, i kinda just stand in one spot for at least 5 - 8 mins trying to find my price)
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$4.5 per pizza. I did 22.50/5
Answer:
<em>See the graph with both lines attached</em>
A) From the tables we see the constant change of values in the second column and the initial value is zero.
This represents a proportional relationship for both tables.
B) <u>Revel</u>
- Rate of change is 5 per hour, the equation is:
- y = 5x, where y is cost, x - is the number of hours
<u>Scooters</u>
- Rate of change is 6 per hour, the equation is:
- y = 6x, where y is cost, x - is the number of hours
C) <u>When x = 12</u>,
- y = 5*12 = $60 for Revel
- y = 6*12 = $72 for Scooters
D) <u>The point (4, 24) represents that:</u>
- The cost of 4 hours is $24
E) The second table has confusing titles (days and number of cell phones) but if we assume its same as the first table, then Revel has lower rate as 5 < 6.
Comparing the prices and the graph, Revel has better rate per hour.
It is a rectangular prism
Answer: I think it's
37×2×(-5+5+1/2) = inverse property of addition
37×2×(0+1/2) = commutative property
37×2×1/2 = identity property of addition
37×1 = inverse property of multiplication
37 = identity property of multiplication
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hope this helps!