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Adam has $300 to donate.For the next five weeks he donates $60 each week to a different charity. His remaining donation money ca

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Snowcat [4.5K]3 years ago

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What is your question? well 60 x 5=300 there is no money remaining

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Total money Marcus has = $28

Money spent to buy a notebook = $3.75

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Money needed to be saved = $11.25

So, the amount of money Marcus can spend = $24.25-11.25=13$

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The inequality to determine the maximum number of chips he can buy is:

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$1.30x\leq 13$

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2 years ago

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2) No. 45/5 does not equal 18/2
3) No. For something to be proportional, it should at least have the smaller number in the same place.
4) No. 25/12 does not equal 53/40
5) Yes. 4/2 is equal to 14/7
6) Yes. 4/1 is equla to 12/3
7) No. For something to be proportional, it should at least have the smaller number in the same place.
8) No. 44/9 is not equal to 36/11
9) Yes. 10/5 is equal to 16/8
10) Yes. 24/12 is equal to 14/7
11) No. 24/4 is not equal to 42/9
12) Yes. Both equal 1.
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15) Yes . 40/4 is equal to 10/1
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28) Yes. This is proportional.
29) No. This is not proportional.
30) No. This is not proportional
31) Yes. This is proportional.
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