Answer:
The answer is that the cost will be a total of: $142.05. That is $125.80 for Watermelon that weighs 185 lbs and $16.25 for 5 lbs of tomatoes.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: Watermelons are .68 / lb and tomatoes are 3.25 / lb.
Let w = watermelon weight and tomato weight.
An equation would be:
.68w + 3.25t = Total cost
For 185 lb of Watermelon and 5 lbs of tomatoes:
.68(185) + 3.25(5) =
$125.80 + $16.25 = $142.05
Answer:
Company B is the better deal. Diego will save $31.5.
Step-by-step explanation:
First, find the area of the rectangle: 45*30=1350 sq.ft.
Next, find out how much it will cost for Company A: $3.9 for 2 x 5 ft (10 sq.ft)
Divide 1350 by 10 to see how many of their sod rolls will fit into his yard=135.
Multiply $3.9 by 135=526.5$
Do the same with Company B: $150 for 450 sq.ft plus $45 delivery.
Dived 1350 by 450 to see how many rolls= 3
Multiply $150 by 3= $450, then add $45= $495
Subtract Company B's $495 from Company A's $526.5= $31.5 <-how much Diego saved.
The correct answer would be Victoria's method is linear because the number of minutes increased by an equal number every month. Every month Victoria read for 15 minutes more, than she did the previous month, but Zach read 2 times more minutes, than he did the month before.
There is 1/5000 chance to win first place of $2000,
1/5000 chance to win second place of $500
3/5000 chance to win third place of $100
10/5000 chance to win the consolation prize of $25.
The ticket costs $1.
We multiply each probability by the amount, and subtract the ticket cost, to get the expected net earnings:
(1/5000)($2000) + (1/5000)($500) + (3/5000)($100) + (10/5000)($25) - $1 = $(-0.39).
This means that there is an expected loss of $0.39.
