Divide each cost over the number of bottles
For the 6-pack, we have
3.79 dollars divided by 6 = 3.79/6 = 0.6317 which rounds to 0.63
So we pay $0.63 per bottle or 63 cents per bottle
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For the 9-pack, we have
4.50 dollars divided by 9 = 4.50/9 = 0.50
meaning we pay $0.50 per bottle or 50 cents per bottle
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For the 12-pack, we have
6.89 dollars divided by 12 = 6.89/12 = 0.57416 which rounds to 0.57
So we pay $0.57 per bottle or 57 cents per bottle
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In summary we have
The 6-pack costing 63 cents per bottle
The 9-pack costing 50 cents per bottle
The 12-pack costing 57 cents per bottle
The lowest per bottle cost is 50 cents per bottle, which is for the 9-pack
The 9-pack is the best deal of the three deals.
You simply try put the whole example in an equation form.
vc= velocity of car
vp= velocity of the plane
know it is given that the time of both travels is the same, and using the famous velocity time equation you can say,
t=(distance by the car/vc)=(distance by the plane/vp)
so
(150/vc)=(600/vp)
Now, given that vp=150+vc
We have;
(150/vc)=(600/150+vc)
multiply and you get an equality of
150(150+vc)=600vc
150^2+150vc=600vc
make all vc at one side, you have;
150^2=600vc-150vc
then; vc=150^2/450=50
and use the vp=150+vc equation again and you get,
vc=200mph.
Hope this helps.
Answer:
Differentiable on the intervals (-∞, -5) ∪ (-5 , 5) ∪ (5 , ∞)
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph will look like a W shape whose vertices are at x = -5 and x = 5. The function is not differentiable at these values.
For number three they are all equal