The complete question is;
A paintball court charges an initial entrance fee plus a fixed price per ball.
P represents the total price (in dollars) as a function of the number of balls used n.
P = 0.80n + 5.50
How much do 10 balls cost?
Answer:
Cost of 10 balls = 8 dollars
Step-by-step explanation:
We are told that;
total price in dollars is given as a function of the number of balls
p = 0.8n + 5.5
Where n is number of balls.
We are told that the price above is price of number of balls plus entrance fee.
Thus, 5.5 dollars is the entrance fee while 0.8n dollars is the price for n number of balls.
Thus,for 10 balls,
Price of 10 balls will be 0.8 x 10 = 8 dollars
Answer:
357 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
I subtracted 9 cents/minute from the 23 cents/minute to get 14 cents to get the difference between the two per minute charges. I then divided the monthly cost of $49.95 by .14 to get 356.79... So if you used 357 minutes in a month, the second plan would be 3 cents cheaper at $82.08 (.09 x 357= 32.13 + 49.95), vs. the first plan costing $82.11 (.23 x 357). At 356 minutes the first plan would still be cheaper.
Mean means average.
To find the average, add the data then divide it by the amount of individual data you have.
(6.5 + 5 + 3 + 2 + 2 + 3.5 + 5)/2 = mean
27/2 = mean
13.5 = mean
13.5 miles is the mean distance that Jim jogged.
Answer: Sasha is incorrect because all she needs to do is divide 56 by 7 x and x= 8
Step-by-step explanation:
