Answer:
Sorry I have no idea lol. I hope you find your answer soon.
Answer : option A
16<=2(3x-1) and 2(3x-1)<28
Phyllis solved the compound inequality. She began by first breaking the inequality into two separate inequalities. Then she correctly solved each for x
3<=x and x<5
x>=3 and x<5
Now we graph the solution
x>=3, we have = sign so we use closed circle at 3.
Then for greater than symbol we shade to the right
For x<5, there is no = sign so we use open circle at 5
for < than symbol we shade to the left
For x>=3 and x<5, we take the intersection of both graphs
So option A is the answer.
Answer:
57+132+96 = 285
360-285= 75
B = 75
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
She can make cookies for 4.95 weeks
Step-by-step explanation:
2 x 1 2/3 = 3.333333333
16.5/ 3.333333333 = 4.95
Since Jordan is making two batches of Cookies per week, you need to multiply 2 by the amount of resources needed to bake one batch of cookies. So you multiply 1 and 2/3 by 2 to get the amount of resources neccesary for one week of making cookies. Then, you take the full amount of resources that she has, and divide that by the amount she uses per week, that number will give you the number needed to figure out how many weeks she has to bake cookies.
To figure out the number that is being divided to get the whole number in weeks, you would take the 16.5 cups of flour. The reason why this is, is because that Is the starting number of cups that she has. So here you would need to divide the amount you are taking from it each week. This will result in the amount of weeks that she is able to bake cookies with her flour.
