Answer:
10 carbs in snack bars
14 carbs in milk
Step-by-step explanation:
Glasses of Milk = m
Snack Bars = s
I am going to make this a system of equations:
2m + 3s = 58
4m + 2s = 76
I am going to simplify one of them for a s:
4m + 2s = 76
2s = 76 - 4m
s = 38 - 2m
I am going to insert this into the other equation:
2m + 3s = 58
2m + 3(38 - 2m) = 58
2m + 114 - 6m = 58
(-4)m + 114 = 58
(-4)m = -56
m = 14 calories
I am going to plug this m into one of the equations (doesn't matter which):
2(14) + 3s = 58
28 + 3s = 58
3s = 30
s = 10
You can plug these values back into each of the equations to make sure they work.
Hope it helps! UvU
#a
The table represents all possibilities.
- Yes its possible .
- The table may represent Aquarium fee more or least etc.
#b
The carnival always costs the least.
- No its possible but not always .
- Aquarium fee is 14.50 on the other hand carnival fee starts at 15.55.
#c
The aquarium always costs the move.
7 1/2 = 15/2 = 60/8
4 7/8 = 39/8
60/8 + 39/8 = 99/8 = 12 3/8 yards
B, because you subtract 9 from both sides(2x-9 leaves 2x by itself then 33-9=24), which leaves you with 2x=24 the you divide everything by 2 which leaves you with x=12
