Hi there,
Recall how 7 packs for gum sell for $29.33.
Before we can calculate how much it would cost to sell 3 packs of gum, we must calculate how much it would first cost to sell 1 pack of gum.
The cost of 1 pack of gum is the current total cost divided by the total amount of gum packs you receive at that price.
In this case, the total cost is $29.33, and we receive 7 gum packs at that price.
Therefore, the cost of 1 pack of gum is 
, which equates to $4.19.
We now know that each pack of gum costs $4.19.
Hence, 3 packs of gum would cost three times that price.
The cost of 3 packs of gum is $12.57.
Hope that helps!
Answer: B
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
*speedrunning intensifies*
A:
Min is 15
LQ is 23
Median is 36
UQ is 38
B:
IQR is 38 minus 23, or 15, I guess that the data is not very consistent and it is spread out?
C:
Min is calculated by looking at the end of the far left line
LQ is the far left of the box
Median is the line inside the box
UQ is the the far right of the box
IQR is UQ subtract LQ
It is not possible to select a single group from the primary school, since being a single group it could not in any way represent the entire primary school.
Choosing a group would provide the average height for that group, not the entire primary.
Assumptions can be made that the course of half of the primary would theoretically give us a more accurate representation, but the objective is to select a number of students from each course and there would be a representative sample of the entire primary.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
so the g(x) = x-1 gets plugged into every x in the f(x) function
=
- 3(x-1) + 3
=
-2x+1 -3x +3 + 3
= -5x +7
now plug in x = 5
=
-5(5) +7
= 7
