Answer: a
reason:
if you take any of the numbers and plug it in it works
Answer:
$0.90
Step-by-step explanation:
A 10-minute call exceeds the 3-minute initial period by 7 minutes. The initial period charge is 37¢. The additional minute charge is 7·9¢ = 63¢. Then the regular charge for that call is ...
37¢ +63¢ = 100¢ = $1.00
The 10% discount reduces the charge by ...
10% × $1.00 = $0.10
so the final cost of the 10-minute call is ...
$1.00 -0.10 = $0.90 . . . . . cost of the call
Answer:
$12
Step-by-step explanation:
assuming that the cost of delivery is constant irrespective of the number ordered
Let the cost of sandwich be x
First office
$33=4x+c where c is the cost of delivery
Second office
$61=8x+c
These two are simultaneous equation. Subtracting the equation of first office from the second office we obtain
4x=28
Therefore, x=28/4=7
The cost of delivery is 33-(4*7)=33-28=5
Therefore, one sandwich plus delivery costs 7+5=$12
1/3 chances the bubblegum is blue. To solve this problem you add all of the bubblegum together so 25+20+15 to get 60 then express it as a fraction to show only the blue pieces which would be 20/60 and you can simplify it to 1/3 or 33.33%
