gives an average cost per unit, if we want to produce x of them.
So for example, we want to produce 500 toy cars for our store, and we need a price per unit (per 1 toy car). What we do is we calculate C(500).
So to calculate the cost of one unit when producing 1250, we calculate C(1250)
$ is the cost of 1 toy car.
Answer
P(G) is 26/52
P(H) is 8/52
See the rest in the photo
Let
b---------> <span>the cost of one flower bouquet
</span>v--------> <span>the cost of one vase.
we know that
2b+2v=12.50-----> </span>Multiplied by -1------------->-2b-2v=-12.50
8b+2v=29---------------------------------------------> 8b+2v=29
I add the two equations ------------------------
6b=16.50
b=2.75
2*2.75+2*v=12.50---------------> v=(12.50-5.5)/2---------> v=3.5
the answer is
the cost of one flower bouquet is $2.75
the cost of one vase is $3.5
Answer:
The drawing is a little hard to see.
Step-by-step explanation:
Basically you just multiply 2.50 by the other factor.
Answer:
y=-7
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply -3 times 2 1/3
Hope this helps!
