Answer:
<u>The correct table is A.</u>
Correct statement and question:
Sarah sells beaded necklaces she makes a profit of $4 on every necklace she sells which table represents the profit Sarah makes.
A.
Necklaces Sold Profit $
4 16
6 24
8 32
10 40
B.
Necklaces Sold Profit $
4 8
6 10
8 12
10 14
C.
Necklaces Sold Profit $
4 4
6 8
8 12
10 16
D.
Necklaces Sold Profit $
4 16
6 20
8 24
10 28
Source:
North Carolina Practice Test
Step-by-step explanation:
If Sarah makes a profit of $ 4 on every necklace she sells, then:
4 necklaces = 4 * 4 = $ 16
6 necklaces = 6 * 4 = $ 24
8 necklaces = 8 * 4 = $ 32
10 necklaces = 10 * 4 = $ 40
<u>The correct table is A.</u>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
I know that there is a zero and a 1 involved in this somewhere. The only answer I can get which is a bit of a cheat, is
1^0! = 0!^1
These are not exactly the same thing. The trouble is that they are equal. There is a difference between "not the same thing" and "equal."
If I think of something else, I'll put it in a comment.
Answer: y= -4cos (pi/4x)-3
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Both statements are sufficient to answer the question
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
- The paint mixture has following proportions:
Total volume of paint = T
Blue: x*T / 100
Green: y*T/100
Red: z*T/100
Find:
Statement 1: x = y
Statement: z = 60
Which of the above statement is sufficient to calculate the amount of green paint used
Solution:
Statement 1:
- The amount of blue paint used is:
1 gallon = x*T / 100
- x = y,
1 gallon = y*T / 100
Hence,
Amount of green paint used is 1 gallon
- The statement is sufficient
Statement 2:
- The amount of red paint used is:
3 gallon = z*T / 100
T = 300 / z = 300 / 60 = 5 gallons
T = R + B + G
G = T - R - B
G = 5 - 3 - 1
G = 1 gallons
Hence,
Amount of green paint used is 1 gallon
- The statement is sufficient
