Answer:
4 treats per dog.
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the rate that she keeps for one dog. As it gives you the rate for 3 dogs, simply divide 3:
(3 dogs/12 treats)/(3/3) = (1 dog/4 treats).
Carol keeps 4 treats for every dog she has.
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The answer is A
Reasoning;
<span>a1 = first term;
an</span><span>= </span>a<span>n-1</span><span> + </span><span>d
</span>In a sequence you add the first term (a1) with the second term in a repeating linear equation. In this one you need to add 4 to each term so, the equation is;
a1 = 2
an = an -1 + 4
creating:
2 6 10 14 18 22 26...
Let Karen works x hours baby sitting
So, she worked (18-x) hours giving music lessons
So,
According to question
5x + 12(18-x)=139
This gives
7*x=77
x=11
So,
<span>Karen worked <em>11 hours baby sitting </em>and (18-11)=7 hours giving music lessons</span>
Answer:
there are 6 dogs
Step-by-step explanation:
x = dogs
x= 2 + 4
x = 6
it is under mapping and function
f of x is equal to -2 root x-7 plus one
