Let's see. We can clarify a few things to make the question easier.
-We bought 10 packs of candy
-M&Ms are $1 per pack
-Twizzlers are $0.5 per pack
We need to find out how many bags of M&Ms we bought by only spending $6.
There are many combinations you can use to get to $6. However, I'm not sure what the format is. For example, you could buy 4 twizzler packs and then use the remaining money to find out how many M&Ms you bought. But this seems to be open to answers. Sorry
5 times the sum of a number and 1 would be:
5 • (n+1)
Incorect, you messed up on the second step. 7x4x is not 7x, it is 28x.
Probably the easiest way to do these is to convert them to slope intercept form by solving for y. When we have y=mx+b, we read off the slope m.
-5x + 2y = 10
Add 5x to both sides,
2y = 5x + 10
Divide both sides by 2,
y = (5/2) x + (10/2)
Obviously 10/2=5 but we don't care about that for this problem. We read off the slope as
Answer: 5/2, last choice
12 = 4x - 6y
Adding 6y and subtracting 12,
6y = 4x - 12
Dividing by 6,
y = (4/6) x - (12/6)
y = (2/3) x - 2
Answer: 2/3
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