Answer:
16 pies
Three-Quarters of 16 is 12, and if you sell 12, then you have a quarter which is 4, which ends up being every quarter which equaled 4
1
_ X 30 = 6
5
0r 30 ÷ 5 = 6
because 6 times 5 = 30
Answer:
53$
Step-by-step explanation:
They tell you the equation of how much the coin is worth after x amount of years
Step 1: Substitute x=19 into the equation y=2x+15
y = 2(19) + 15
Step 2: Solve for y
y = 2(19) + 15
y = 38 + 15
y = 53
Therefore the coin is worth 53 dollars after 19 years
Answer:
2(28)=23+x
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 28 students and each student needs two brownies. You have to multiply 28 by 2 so you will have to total number on one side.
On the other you need to have the number of brownies you have at the moment and x for the number you need to bake. You want to add them because you will need to put those numbers together to get the number on the opposite side.
28x2=56 so 56=23+x. Subtract the 23 from both sides to get 33=x. x=33
To check plug 33 into x to get 2(28)=23+33. 56=23+33. 56=56
you need 33 more brownies.
So the equation would be 2(28)=23+x.
Hope that helps.