Answer:
we could buy 43 party favors
Step-by-step explanation:
initially we have an amount of $380
if we already spend an amount of $272 this we have to subtract it from the total
$380 - $272 = $108
if each party favor comes out $ 2.50 and we have $ 108 we have to divide what we have by what each one comes out to know how many we can buy
$108 / $2.50 = 43.2
this means we could buy 43 party favors
Answer:
smallest number :14,18,28 29,32
largest number :65,50,48,44,32
15 / 40 = .375
total # total #
of girls of students
.375 = 37.5%
15/40 as a fraction ---> simplify ---> 3/8
This question is difficult to give a definite answer to because it's an approximation, but I estimate the solutions to be around x = 2.6 and x = -2.6.
When they ask for solutions of the graphed function they are asking for an approximation of where the graph intercepts the x-axis, and we can see it kind of intercepts in the middle of 2 and 3, except slightly closer to 3, which is why I estimated 2.6.
The graph also appears to be symmetrical, which means the solutions will be the same except one would be negative and one would be positive, which means the second solution would be -2.6.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions :)
