Answer:
Stacy made £25.2 from the 18 loaves of bread. So She made £5.20 as a profit.
Step-by-step explanation:
18 loaves of bread × £1.4 = £25.2 Round it up = £25
£25.20 - £20 = £5.20 Round it up = £5
Stacy Made about £5 as profit.
Answer: A. Cost per egg = $4 .
B. Cost per pound = $ 2.5
C. Cost per roll = $ 0.5
D. Cost per apple = $0.35
Step-by-step explanation:
Formula: cost per item = (total cost) ÷ (number of items)
A. 12 eggs for $3.
Cost per egg = $ (12÷3) = $4
So, Cost per egg = $4 .
B. 3 pounds of peanuts for $7.50
Cost per pound of peanuts = $ (7.50 ÷ 3)= $ 2.5
So, Cost per pound = $ 2.5
C. 4 rolls of toilet paper for $2.
Cost per roll = $ (2 ÷4 ) = $ 0.5
So, Cost per roll = $ 0.5
D. 10 apples for $3.50.
Cost per apple = $ (3.50 ÷ 10)= $ 0.35
So, Cost per apple = $0.35
6 : 2/3.....multiply by 3
18 : 2...reduce
9:1 or 9/1
One thing everyone always forgets is we don't usually see the <em>entire</em> graph. Once out of the frame, these functions can do anything they want.
From what we can see, only the bottom right one is always decreasing.
Answer: bottom right
By the way, the top right graph (a vertical line) isn't a function.
This is child's play.
So, basically:
Y=Length of foot
X= Length of your forearm.
This is simple. Your equation is Y=0.860x + 3.302
So, if you have a forearm (x) that is 17 inches long, then plug in x as 17. This leaves you to evaluate for Y.
New equation: Y=0.860(17) +3.302
Work it out, you get: Y=14.62 + 3.302
Work that out, you get: Y= 17.922 inches long.
And of course, Y is the foot.
So, your answer: If the forearm is 17 inches long, then the foot is 17.922 inches long. Simple.
So, part 2:
Rate of change. Well, you need slope then, because that's the same thing.
Y=mx+b, Where m=slope
Your answer turns to be 0.860 inches per length of arm, for rate of change.
Skipping the data, as that's only something you'd know.
Yes, it is indeed a function. There can't be any exponents greater than 1 on the placeholder, and it's obviously not a straight line if you plug it in.
So yeah, it's a function.
~Hope this helps m8