So we started with 25, then after we lost a solid 4 as a given variable. So now we have 21 beans. Later we find that 6 pounds are left and are in not part of the beans sold that can be effectively used to find the weight of each equal bean bag. So we subtract 6 from 21. We get 15 pounds that were sold in 20 bags. The equation to find the weight of each bag from there is :
15 lb/10 bags
From there it equals 0.75 lb per bag.
Answer:
The answer would be -3 1/18
Step-by-step explanation:
Hope this helps :)
You would do the parenthesis first and then outside the parenthesis and for the second one you multiply -3 by the answer for the parenthesis
Answer:
i know
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
x and y are roughly in a linear relationship.
when x increases by 2 units, then also y increases by more or less 2 units.
when x increases by 3 units, then also y increases by more or less 3 units.
it is not precise, but a good approximation model.
