I'm assuming each tickmark is 1/4 = 0.25
If that assumption is correct, then going one tickmark to the left of -3/4 lands you on -4/4 which simplifies to -1.
So -1 is one tickmark to the left of -3/4
Again, this all hinges on the assumption that each tickmark is 1/4 a unit away from its neighbor.
Answer:
It would take Brennan 4 track practice runs.
Step-by-step explanation:
He has already run 16 miles and needs to run 28 in total. If we are counting the 16 in the 28 miles, he would need to run only 12 more to reach his goal. And if he runs 3 miles a run, it would take him about 4 runs to finish his 28-mile goal.
(28-16=12 and 12/3=4)
6p+p+2-3=8p-8
7p-1=8p-8
1=1p-8
7=1p
p=7
Answer: 

Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represents the number of red roses and y represents the number of white roses.
Given : Javier is purchasing a bouquet of roses from a floral shop. He wants the bouquet to have at least 12 roses.
i.e. the required inequality for this statement will be :-
No. of red roses +No. of white roses ≥ 12
i.e. 
Also, Red roses cost $2.75 each and white roses cost $3.50 each and he wants to spend less than $35.
i.e. $2.75(No. of red roses)+$3.50(No. of white roses)≤ $35
i.e. 
Now, From (1) and (2) the system of inequalities represents the situation :

