For this case we have the following polynomial:
What we must do for this case is to factor the polynomial, so that we have:
1) The number of bottles
2) the weight of each bottle.
We have then:
Answer:
A factorization that could represent the number of water bottles and weight of each water bottle is:
Factors for 36: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18, 36
<span>Factors for 45: 1, 3, 5, </span>9<span>, 15, 45
Great Common Factor is 9</span>
Answer:
A. 3(s)
B. 3(150) = 450 and 560 - 450 = 110 remaining books
Step-by-step explanation:
A. The number of leftover books on the shelf depends on the number of students because 3 books are taken per student, and the more students there are, the more books are taken. Specifically in sets of 3, gradually decreasing the total number of books and leaving a smaller amount leftover each time. Using b(s), we would replace "b" with 3 to represent the set of 3 books, since they are multiplied by the amount of students, giving us the formula 3(s).
B. Now that we know how many students are in the school library, in this case 150 is provided, we will also replace "s" with 150, the amount of students that are studying and taking 3 books each. So 3(150) = 450 books, and to find the leftover amount of b, we simply subtract 450 from 560. 560 - 450 = 110, meaning 110 represents the books left on the shelf.
Answer:
40. 398<em>nine</em>
41: 432<em>six</em>
42: 14714<em>eight</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
765-367=398
The 'nine' is probably confusing you
3x144=432
The 'six' is there to confuse you.
2x7357=14714
The 'eight' is again here to confuse you.
Ignore the 'six' and 'eight' and 'nine' they are making it harder for no reason
Let "x" represent the weight of the toppings. We know that we can have any number of toppings. This means that one may ask for no toppings at all too.
Now, we have been told that "S" is the weight of the special sundae in kilograms. This definitely included the "mandatory" 2 kilograms of ice cream. Therefore, S will be at-least equal to 2.
Thus, the inequality that describes S, the weight of the special sundae in kilograms at Ping's Ice Cream Palace is given as:
kilograms.
It can be seen that as x increases, S increases too and if an order does not want any toppings in it then the weight of the special sundae will be a minimum of 2 kg which is the weight of the ice cream.