Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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The third answer has a domain of 3,5,8
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to create an equation to represent how many air fresheners the teacher can buy.
Teacher has $10 and a $3 discount coupon which would give her an extra $3 to spend. Each air freshener is $3.50.
x = number of air fresheners
($10 + $3) / $3.50 = x can be written as $13/$3.50 = x
We add $10 and $3 because that gives us the total amount she has to spend.
We divide by $3.50 because that is the cost of each air freshener. The result is the number of air fresheners she can buy.
In this case.
$13/$3.50 = x
3.71 = x BUT we can't buy part of an air freshener, so she can purchase 3 air fresheners.
Answer:
Jason has 10 dimes and 2 nickels
because each dime equals 10 cent
and each nickel equals 5 cent
10×10= 100
2×5= 10
100+10= 110 add the decimal =$1.10
